Other exhumations have attracted relatively little attention, like Ecuador's decision in 2007 to transfer the ashes of José Eloy Alfaro, a former president who was beheaded, dismembered and burned by a mob in 1912, from coastal Guayaquil to a monument in his birthplace, the city of Montecristi.
Compared to rodents and birds, non-human primates have received relatively little attention in episodic-like memory research.
At least part of that increase can be attributed to the decline of other Muslim charities, Mr. Mahboob said, though his group has also been working to emphasize its work in places with relatively little Islamic presence, like New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
During this training, they are paid relatively little and treated like indentured servants, all for the privilege of an uncertain job market when training is complete.
Live programs like "Sunday Night Football" and "American Idol" record relatively little playback, while series like "Desperate Housewives," "Heroes" and "Grey's Anatomy" sometimes gain an entire ratings point when DVRs are taken into account.
Experimenting with varieties relatively little grown in Apulia, like merlot and cabernet sauvignon, Tormaresca has made a major splash.
At this point in medical history, doctors had relatively little to offer patients like Joe with full-blown AIDS, and I recall how I predicted to myself that evening that Joe was not likely to live to see Easter.
Insects and nematodes each have several insulin-like peptides, and relatively little is known about the function of specific peptides [1].
Relatively little is known about the TP-like sequences in B. natans and at present it is unclear precisely how PPC proteins are distinguished from plastid or nucleomorph proteins as they are imported from the cytoplasm (Hirakawa et al. 2009).
When that deal fell apart, the Mets started to market the limited partnerships, which promise investors like Cohen relatively little because they have no control.
