Karen L. Brock, the director of Connecticut Safe Kids, a nonprofit organization that works to prevent accidents and that pushed the bill's passage, said poorly positioned seat belts could cause permanent injuries to the spinal cord, spleen and other organs.
As expected, tlc1Δ mutants grew well at passage 1, poorly from passages 2 5 (senescence) and grew well again from passage 7 (recovery).
Taking into consideration that ovarian cancer cultures, particularly at late passages, only poorly reflect the phenotype of tumors in situ, we focused our immunofluorescence and flow cytometry analyses on sections of tumor biopsies or xenografts, or cell suspensions obtained by collagenase digestion of tumors (Figure 4).
Students who were interrupted by IMs took significantly longer to read the passage and performed poorly on a test of their understanding compared to the other two groups.
I'd like to get there sooner, rather than linger in a world where factory workers in places like Vietnam have to pass through a long Middle Passage of dangerous, poorly compensated work, while employees in richer countries struggle with insecurity and downward pressure on their wages.
Jones et al. showed that passage of a poorly motile variant of C. jejuni through chickens resulted in restored motility and increased ability to colonize and persist in the avian gastrointestinal tract [19].
He said that he had been looking for citations "to support a poorly supported passage and came across a recent medical text on Google Books that supported what we had very well".
The 45-second walk down the poorly lit passage leading home, aluminum boxes carrying passengers through the sky, a flesh-eating spider in between the sheets or the endless possibilities of what's underneath the bed, are common triggers to one of humanity's most innate emotions: fear.
However, these cells survive poorly after passage.
Along the way (in one of the book's few poorly pitched passages) they marry while "standing naked in the moonlight in the Connecticut River".
