With a highly organized draft of 278 million bases of the mosquito Anopheles gambiae genome and the genome sequence of the parasite Plasmodium falciparum now in hand, biomedical researchers hope to find better ways to fight this devastating tropical disease.
Usually I thought the effect was chaotic, but then a few weeks later I would be sent the most lucid, organized drafts, all in Frank's uniquely smooth, clear, expansive style.
Instead, because your job requires you to avoid even the appearance of politicking, your supporters organize a draft.
He said such a high commissioner, modeled on the role of the United Nations representative deployed to Bosnia, would be authorized by the Security Council to organize elections, draft a constitution and work with both Iraq's interim government and the United States ambassador.
Lenny Siegel, executive director of the Center for Public Environmental Oversight, who helped organize the drafting of the letter, said in an e-mail that the E.P.A.'s action would "lead directly to more protective exposure standards for vapor intrusion, and it is also likely to cause the re-evaluation and possibly lowering of the drinking water standard for TCE".
Many theorize that Mr. Corzine is organizing that draft.
The menu organizes the draft selection into categories (lagers, pale ales, stouts and porters, and wheats) and includes the alcohol content of every entry — a very useful number, given that many products greatly exceed normal potency, with several hitting 10 percent or 11 percent alcohol.
CML contributed to data analysis and organized the draft of the manuscript.
AB contributed to writing the introduction and summary, organizing the draft and references and Table 1 and Figure 2.
In the first year of the study EEV served as principal investigator and MLM served the remaining years, coordinated efforts of the co-authors on sample and statistical analyses and interpretation and with MRL organized data, drafted all figures, and the first draft of the manuscript.
