And flower scents have a known effect on bees: if the insects haven't been foraging for a few days, the scent spurs them to resume, often at a food source they have visited before.
Once the condition has been treated, insulin production resumes and often the patient may be able to resume diet or tablet treatment as normally recommended in type 2 diabetes.
One aspect of my resume that often gets people's attention is that I'm a Rhodes Scholar.
In temperate trees, leaves are simply protective bud scales; in the spring when shoot growth is resumed, they often exhibit a complete growth series from bud scales to fully developed leaves.
In the course of a hundred days, beginning on April 6 , 1994 nearly a million people from the Tutsi minority had been massacred in the name of an ideology known as Hutu Power, and, between the memory of the slaughter and the fear that it would resume, Rwanda often felt like an impossible country.
Following calcium uncaging, the cell stopped advancing; when the motility resumed, it often took a new direction (open arrow, Fig. 1F; see Movie S2) that differed from the original one (dashed arrow).
Advanced resume professionals often talk about drawing the eye of the reader to specific focal points of a cover letter or resume.
NEW YORK TIMES CAUCUS Wrangling Over Greek Deal Could Unsettle Markets | Summer vacation is over for European political leaders, who appear to have resumed the often-tense negotiations over Greece's bailout terms, The New York Times reports.
He started thinking about ways to automate the hiring process, and how traditional resumes and referrals often create blind spots that leave out perfectly good candidates who don't necessarily have MIT or Stanford on their CVs.
The symptoms often resume when medication stops, said Dr. Wulf Utian, executive director of the North American Menopause Society.
