The final, and most substantive dimension of our research was the development and dissemination of an online survey to scientific researchers who either work with C. elegans as a model research organism or work in an organization that uses C. elegans in their research.
For lawyers of the Innocence Project, the pro bono organization that uses DNA technology to challenge convictions, Mr. Anderson is only half the story.
His main theme is that Hamas is a terrorist organization that uses its extensive charitable and educational work to promote its foremost aim: driving Israel into the sea.
"The THC Ministry," he wrote, "is a universal religious organization that uses cannabis to exalt consciousness, facilitate harmony and become close to God and nature and each other".
He is also a founder of PeacePlayers International, a Washington-based nonprofit organization that uses basketball to help resolve conflicts in places like Israel and South Africa.
His mother is on the board of the American Musicals Project, in New York, a nonprofit organization that uses musical theater in teaching English and history in New York public schools.
Proceeds of the event benefit Working Playground, a nonprofit cultural organization that uses the arts to enrich the lives of youngsters in more than 15o New York City schools.
While Mr. Schwab has pledged substantial financial support to an organization that uses the term "learning difference," he is not spending the equivalent of hundreds of millions of dollars on such a campaign.
The company's ownership of ABC and ABC News, as well as ESPN, suddenly puts every news organization that uses the service to promote, source and engage with news coverage under the aegis of a single news organization-controlling outlet.
Every time a local television weather forecaster announces a "flash-flood watch" or a "tornado warning," that information comes directly from NOAA, the only organization that uses those terms to designate weather conditions.
Peter J. Neufeld, the cofounder and co-director of the Innocence Project, a nonprofit organization that uses DNA evidence to exonerate the wrongfully convicted, criticized the proposal, saying the mayor was "shooting from the hip".
