Chas Moore, a former UT student and community activist who has played a lead role in organizing current students' response, stood on the sidewalk and used a megaphone to address safety concerns and broadcast a pointed message to the group assembled on the street in front of him.
Here, we seek to complement these reviews by organizing current knowledge of the physiological roles of Prxs, exploring how evolution has optimized Prx dynamics and thermodynamics to modulate their sensitivity to hyperoxidation, assessing the distribution of its partner enzyme sulfiredoxin (Srx), and describing how drug design might take advantage of the conformational changes that Prxs undergo.
An attempt has been made here to collect and organize current literature and provide an insight to most topics of the ongoing scientific conversation on CFWs.
Within the Everglades, Florida, USA restoration, an applied science strategy including conceptual ecological models linking drivers to indicators is being used to organize current scientific understanding to support restoration efforts.
A high-quality outpatient clinical note is concise, explanatory, clear, relevant, prioritized, readable, organized, current and accurate.
These core collections will help organize and coordinate current efforts in the Medicago truncatula community to study patterns of variation at both the phenotypic and the molecular levels.
A Protestant paramilitary group, the Ulster Defense Association, has been blamed by the police for organizing the current rash of riots.
22 23 This article provides a conceptual framework organizing the current research on overuse and formulating a research agenda.
The use of time-related categories among all patients suggests a symbolic reference for sequentially organizing past, current, and anticipation of possible future events.
Then get organized and current enough with your current realities and commitments, so that you have a clear enough deck to listen to the internal directions and hunches, and to follow them without distractions.
"After the 1937 show, Edmondson's life didn't change; he got hardly any recognition," said Rusty Freeman, associate curator at Nashville's Cheekwood Museum of Art, which organized the current exhibition.
