Sites of significant platelet wall interactions have been identified by a novel near-wall residence time (NWRT) model, which includes shear stress based factors for platelet activation and endothelial cell expression of anti-thrombogenic compounds.
(He is also the author of a novel, "The Last Known Residence of Mickey Acuna").
I was meant to be writing a blog for the Books Trust, as their writer in residence, about novel writing but ran out of things to say and was starting to repeat myself.
First seen in Dublin and then in Edinburgh last summer, Annie Ryan's stage version of Eimear McBride's harrowing novel will take up residence at London's Young Vic (SE1, 17 Feb to 26 Mar) after this Bristol run.
When he was writing his novels, he took up residence in the Random House offices, often sleeping on the couch of Bennett Cerf, one of the house's founders.
It's one of those novels that takes up residence in your brain and never leaves, and so when the magazine's critic-at-large, Sam Anderson, expressed a desire to write about him, I was instantly enthusiastic.
The amphipathic octadecyl-quaternized carboxymethyl chitosan (QACMC) was used as a novel cationic material to prolong the residence time and improve the ocular bioavailability.
People like to toss around the term "living the dream" as if you've somehow taken up residence in a romance novel.
Our writer in residence is Walter Snow, whose first novel, "The Rise and Fall of Nothing at All," published seven years earlier, was considered promising.
Our examination of body satisfaction by urban/rural geographic residence among Canadian youth is novel.
