"It's a pro golfer with integrity.
At the time of his death, then-NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien said of Rudolph, "Mendy's contributions to the integrity of pro basketball are legendary".
Another important justification given by the PTs who were pro error disclosure was integrity.
Mr. Henderson also questioned the integrity of pro-voucher politicians who claim concern over failing schools but have long fought efforts to improve school buildings, reduce class sizes and raise teacher salaries.
An early loss of gut mucosal integrity, the pro-inflammatory cytokine milieu, co-infections and later, marked destruction of lymph node architecture are all factors contributing to the ongoing activation of both the innate and adaptive immune systems.
He proceeded to file nonsensical dispatches and berate the media for failing to have the integrity of pro-war propaganda films like "when you'd go to the theater" during World Wars I and II.
Nevertheless, the integrity of PRO-based evaluations rests on the availability of psychometric data endorsing its validity among the clinical population of interest.
The leukocytes recruited to the inflamed joint during this phase provide a cellular source for one of the most prominent catabolic factors that compromises cartilage integrity, the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-1 [ 20].
31 In an in vitro study concerning immortalised epithelial cell line from normal human conjunctiva, treatment with PF-tafluprost resulted in a significantly higher membrane integrity, with lower pro-apoptotic and pro-oxidative effects when compared with commercially available solutions of latanoprost, travoprost and bimatoprost.
These results, together with the ability of PRO 2000 to preserve antigen integrity in a vaginal environment and previously-published evidence that vaginally-applied PRO 2000 is safe in clinical trials with no evidence for local toxicity and good vaginal retention [14], [15], [16], make a case for further exploration of PRO 2000 as a topical vaccine formulation agent.
