Thus, Akt/CREB signaling pathway may be one propitious target for treatment of ischemic cerebral injury.
In Thomson's eyes, the French New Wave, and especially Godard's work, was one propitious outgrowth of this change: because the Cahiers du Cinéma crowd rose to prominence as critics, their filmmaking employed a vocabulary tinged with allusion and anxious self-awareness.
339 His coronation took place on Wednesday, November 11, 1868, being the day decided upon by the Brahman astrologers as the one most propitious.
There it was, in one graphic, propitious exhibition of unmitigated gall, why Starks through the years has got away with the head-butting, middle-finger taunting, coach feuding -- the recurring trauma of being him.
First, environmental data will serve to identify climatic parameters (sunshine, temperature, rainfall and wind patterns) favourable for cyanobacterial blooms; microbiological analyses will allow one to determine propitious conditions leading to L-BMAA production by cyanobacteria.
Metal and metal oxide nanoparticles including silver and zinc oxide exhibit remarkable antimicrobial activities against pathogens and hence are one of the most propitious alternative antimicrobial agents.
Then came one of the most propitious injuries in the history of rock: Mr. Newsted hurt his shoulder, forcing him to drop out of this tour.
At one of the least propitious moments in the history of New Orleans gastronomy, Donald Link has set out to change all that with a new warehouse district restaurant called Cochon.
Now, at one of the least propitious moments in the history of New Orleans gastronomy — New Orleans everything, for that matter — Donald Link has set out to change all that with a new warehouse district restaurant called Cochon (French for pig).
He argues that because moral truth on his theory concerns the needs of human society, one can expect that under propitious conditions the more biologically fit moral inclinations would tend to track (or "quasi-track," his term) certain core moral truths.
One of Goebbels's less propitious schemes was to confer honorary Aryan status on Native American tribes, in the hope that they would rise up against their oppressors.
