Underwood generally supported Wilson's programs, promoting passage of the Federal Reserve Act (1913) and advocating U.S. participation in the League of Nations.
The design allows adding layers that target particular receptors on the cancer cell or that promote passage through the body toward cancer cells.
Traits known to promote passage through the invasion sequence include long flowering season, being an annual, vegetative spread, having multiple dispersal vectors [85], high maximum relative growth rate, and high resource allocation to shoots and leaves [86, 87].
He helped promote passage of an act in 1901 to give citizenship to residents of Indian Territory.
A month later, Wilkinson recanted, saying he "misspoke" and only intended to use his PAC to promote passage of the lottery amendment.
If the House-Senate conference committee produces a compromise bill that AARP's board of directors could support, the mammoth organization would spend tens of millions of dollars on advertising, grass-roots organizing and other activities to promote passage of a Medicare reform bill this year, said William D. Novelli, the group's executive director and chief executive.
It was concluded that Fusarium mycotoxins may severely disturb the intestinal epithelial barrier and promote passage of antibiotics.
HCV infection has also been linked to other exposures such as intranasal cocaine use ("snorting") [ 7], which probably promotes passage through vessels of the nasal septum.
These data are also consistent with the ascribed histone chaperone activity of FACT, which destabilizes the histone octamer and facilitates the release of a single histone H2A H2B dimer from the nucleosome to promote passage by transcribing Pol II (Orphanides et al, 1998, 1999; Belotserkovskaya et al, 2003).
He fought subpoenas to force reporters to testify about confidential sources in individual court cases, and he promoted the passage of state and federal legislation to shield journalists from subpoenas.
