It's a business that requires "the skills to both adapt to a rapidly shifting landscape and to forge exciting new creative paths," Strang continued.
It offers clinicians and researchers in this area the opportunity to publish their bestwork in a broadly distributed and highly visible forum, thereby lending a strong impetus to this important and rapidly developing field and helping to forge new links between clinicians and molecular biologists.
It offers clinicians and researchers in this area the opportunity to publish their best work in a broadly distributed and highly visible forum, thereby lending a strong impetus to this important and rapidly developing field and helping to forge new links between clinicians and molecular biologists.
Australia's decision to forge ahead more rapidly than expected — most economists had not expected a rate increase for at least another month — fueled speculation that those countries that are most confident about their economic prospects might raise rates sooner rather than later.
It was also a reliable nursery for young men on the make: middle-class adventurers such as Waugh (a London publisher's son) and his arch-enemy Cecil Beaton, who used the connections they made at blue-blooded cocktail parties to forge careers that rapidly took them out of the Bright Young orbit altogether.
The silver coinage that had been the basis of the national economy for centuries was rapidly becoming unfit for purpose: it was constrained in supply and too easy to forge.
This shift comes at a time when emerging economies, such as Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (the "BRICS"), are rapidly increasing domestic investments in AIDS while leveraging their increasing economic and political clout to forge new approaches to development cooperation.
One possibility is that because M. oryzae tends to infect barley more rapidly than rice, by 72 hpi it might need to be producing copious amounts of cutinase to forge its way out through the plant's cuticle.
Confronting the toughest diplomatic challenge of its 15 months in office, the Bush administration is struggling to forge an effective Middle East policy as escalating Israeli-Palestinian violence and the rush of events rapidly shift the ground beneath it.
Starting a journal from scratch is no small task; however, Joe was able to forge collaborations deftly with the other American Heart Association journal editors to facilitate manuscript referrals to JAHA and thereby rapidly increase the number of articles published with each issue.
