Sentence examples for nrm in from inspiring English sources

We used qualitative meta-synthesis to reanalyse studies examining social dimensions of NRM in Australia and generate a theoretical framework identifying potential pathways between NRM and wellbeing, intended to inform subsequent empirical work.

But this summer's project at the NRM, In Fog and Falling Snow, eclipsed it in scale and ambition.

West Midlands Police, which referred only 37 people to the NRM in 2014, says it works closely with the charity to provide intelligence from people wary of going to the police.

*Between 31 January and 28 February 2014, Mallard will be on display at the National Railway Museum, Shildon, thereafter it will be back in the Great Hall of the NRM in York.

The iconic Flying Scotsman, that ran daily between London and Edinburgh, and was the first train to reach 100mph, was purchased by the NRM in 2004 and has been under protracted restoration more or less ever since.

It is being repainted at the National Railway Museum (NRM) in York, and will be on display to the public in the workshop from mid-November.

However, a method including a genetically identical animal (GIA) in NRM if genetic relationships between pairs of GIAs are not perfect, is still lacking.

However, we should note that in the studied sediment such RPI proxies based on AF-derived properties do not seem to ensure their validity probably because NRMs in the studied sediment are considered to be influenced entirely by the post-depositional CRMs having strongly overlapping AF spectra with those of the possible original DRMs, as discussed above.

We sought to confirm nrm expression in tip cells by in situ hybridization and found expression in the tip cell progenitor and in its daughter cells, a pattern which resolves into the tip cell alone, persisting throughout tubule elongation.

However, driving nrm expression in alary muscles induces strong adhesion, resulting in tip cells remaining bound to their first target in A5/A6.

"It's a bad habit," says politician Medard Bitekyerezo, a member of the ruling NRM party, in an interview.