There is a risk that published cases represent the higher end of fatal concentrations, because a high concentration found for a novel drug may trigger the publication of a case note.
With the publication of a regular column, "Notes of a Dirty Old Man," in the underground press, he gained notoriety beyond the world of little magazines.
Since his death in 1992, Houédard has appeared as an enigmatic figure in accounts of 1960s counter culture, until the publication of a new book, "Notes from the Cosmic Typewriter: The Life and Work of Dom Sylvester Houédard," by Occasional Papers, a nonprofit publishing house in London.
But two things were to interrupt what in 1955, with the publication of Notes of a Native Son, seemed to be a brilliant career.
Thus publication of this note will appeal to a broad evolutionary genomics community.
The publication of our note [9], in which we explained how a nonlinear difference equation can be solved in an elegant way, by transforming it to a linear, has attracted some attention.
But for an object lesson in the most exacting form of attention, I would passionately recommend a recent publication of Field Notes by JH Prynne, a book-length commentary on a single Wordsworth poem, The Solitary Reaper.
The firestorm that ensued the publication of his note suggests its central tenets are not outlandish.Ordinarily, the companies in line for carve-ups are the weakest in their industries.
Although expression data is typically shared after the publication of an eQTL study, we note that the genetic data must also be made available to allow full integration of eQTL and disease signals at shared loci.
