Most references are confined to 2011 and subsequently, and the reader is referred to a number of excellent reviews of this topic for additional references [ 2 ▪, 3, 4 ▪, 5, 6].
She referred to a number of strictly puritanical activists who view corporate or mass media moves towards ethics with deep suspicion - the "go hard or go home" faction of ethical fashionistas who live the ideal and keep everybody in check.
While Delacour and Mayr4 considered R. caryophyllacea as an aberrant member of the dabbling ducks, others have referred to a number of morphological characters that place it closer to the pochards5,6,7,8,9.
This correction was published on 15 January 2012: Our article on the chancellor, George Osborne ("The player", Observer Magazine) and a related story ("George Osborne and the Bullingdon club: what the chancellor saw", News), referred to a number of incidents involving Nathaniel Rothschild at an event at the Rothschild family home.
Our article on the chancellor, George Osborne ("The player", Observer Magazine) and a related story ("George Osborne and the Bullingdon club: what the chancellor saw", News), referred to a number of incidents involving Nathaniel Rothschild at an event at the Rothschild family home.
First, 'the data' are referred to a number of times in relation to the other categories of information.
"The PAC report refers to a number of issues that we faced last year.
Dr. Heiser points out that the common name pigweed refers to a number of different plants, including calcium-rich amaranth.
This refers to a number of disputed territories Morocco claims, including Ceuta and Melilla and other small islands off Morocco.
The term nanotechnology refers to a number of disciplines intended to study materials and structures at the nanoscale.
Either by accident or on purpose Mr. Keigwin briefly quotes or refers to a number of other choreographers, from Paul Taylor to Matthew Bourne.
