One day after the Pulitzer Prize board said it would not award a Pulitzer in fiction for the first time in 35 years, the publishing industry was still seething, with some going as far as offering surrogate winners.
There might, however, be sufficient measurements offering surrogate information suitable to construct comparable input-output transfer function models for translation between in vitro and in vivo, as evidenced by equally valid alternative models for functional responses based on different kinds of molecular data, including mRNA, miRNA, protein, phosphoprotein, and protein activities.
They are, in effect, offering themselves as surrogate parents, but he always takes off, leaving them bereft — they sense what's happening to him.
This may be because sepsis provokes significant alterations in energy metabolism homeostasis with hypoxanthine and uric acid, offering possibly useful surrogate markers of infection [42], [43].
Another gay friend is John Barrowman, and I was curious about something I'd heard about Jones offering herself as a surrogate mother should Barrowman and his civil partner Scott Gill decide to start a family.
In 2009, Susan was seen offering to become a surrogate for her daughter Libby.
Such epigenetic events may represent an early event in breast tumorigenesis, with methylation analysis of free DNA from DL fluid offering a useful alternative surrogate marker of breast cancer risk, particularly when samples are insufficient for cytological diagnosis, and/or they may be a marker of BRCA1/2 mutation status.
Registries that provided data on at least 1 of these outcomes were rated as having the best outcomes data; whereas, the next tier included registries offering partial information and/or surrogate outcome data like laboratory results.
Indeed, Trump and his surrogates were offering high praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime while the Obama administration was airing its complaints with Russia over Syria, Putin's incursion into Crimea and cyber-hacking targeting campaign officials.
What Luhrmann grasps even less than previous adapters of the tale is that Fitzgerald was, via his surrogate [narrator] Carraway, offering an eyewitness account of the decline of the American empire, not an invitation to the ball.
Offering a cost-benefit analysis to a surrogate, she explains that the prospective mother "cannot have a child which she longs for, which you are going to give, and you cannot have a house".
