His inexpensive designs for the fast-fashion chain H&M, offered as a one-time collection in 2004, were a litmus test.
Although this is a one-time collection, a spokesperson of the retailer said: "We are always looking to expand out clothing range with the focus going into 2015 being more on-trend fashion items".
An app embedded in the survey allowed participants to securely log into their Instagram accounts and agree to share their data.2 Upon securing consent, we made a one-time collection of participants' entire Instagram posting history.
MRA displays an integral COW through different reconstruction methods via one-time collection for further evaluation of the COW in functional manner.
Since there was only a one-time collection of sputum and blood for each patient, a high bacterial yield was not expected.
Second, the quickly metabolizing and excreting nature of phthalates [ 4, 9], as well as the one-time collection of urine samples, does not provide reliable inference for the long-term exposure to phthalates [ 49].
The limitations of our study included the cross-sectional design that limited the ability to make cause effect inferences, and the one-time collection of spot urine specimens due to a large variability in albumin excretion rates that did not allow an evaluation for the persistence of MAU.
Bernie built up a huge record library, at one time owning a collection of every 45rpm pop record released in Britain since 1958.
His Times obituary recorded: "His other main interest was vintage cars, and he amassed what was at one time the biggest private collection in Britain".
In our study, we chose only one time point for blood collection to assess cytokine levels throughout the day, and this may have limited our conclusions because of IL-6 rhythmicity in peripheral blood, which may be altered by day length.
For a 30 µm penetration these dimensions equate to ∼26 000 crystallites at 28.4° 2θ and 6300 crystallites at 158.6°, illuminated at any one time at each data-collection point.
