Our TG system effectively detected responses to environmental estrogens (NP and BPA) of a comparatively weak potency compared with steroidal estrogens, and tissue response patterns differed for the different estrogens tested.
By living candidly - and often testily - in the present, he created the prospect of a comparatively orderly transition into posterity.
If the project is a success, other patients will benefit from a surprising application of a comparatively new technology.
Hope speculates that even Shakespeare's Midland origins facilitated his personal creation of a comparatively "richer linguistic palate".
That was because of a comparatively wide keel fin, which helped turn the lateral energy from the sails into forward speed.
"Nations depend for their health, economically, culturally and psychologically, upon the achievement of a comparatively small number of talented and determined people," she avowed.
The creation of a comparatively small number of majority-minority districts has simultaneously created many more districts that are far whiter than the country is as a whole.
In Chile in the 1830s, for instance, the caudillo Diego Portales was a key figure in the establishment of a comparatively stable government.
In such a phase it experiences a rapid loss of mass, up to 0.01 Earth mass per day, in the form of a comparatively slowly expanding stellar wind.
Even towards the end of a comparatively short career (he died of a stroke at 55 in 1918) some of his girls are still wearing Pre-Raphaelite daisies in their hair.
That year also saw the introduction of a comparatively minor law that was very significant for women and very significant certainly for this film: the Married Woman's Property Act.
