The US supreme court on Monday agreed to wade back into a years-long legal battle over the use of race in the undergraduate admissions process at the University of Texas, setting the stage for a seminal challenge to affirmative action in higher education.
As Ambassador to Japan you can ensure America and Japan collaborate on ways to keep people healthier and more active as they meet the seminal challenge of our era -- population aging, clearly warned by none other than S&P in their Global Aging Reports and now affirmed by the IMF.
In a seminal article, Swidler challenged the idea that cultural values straightforwardly shape action, arguing instead that cultural discourses provide people with potential lines of action strategies that they may draw upon selectively in the course of their daily lives.
These include the viral inocula, the presence of seminal fluid, the challenge virus used, single versus multiple virus applications and inclusion of mechanical disruption that mimics coitus.
Alec's challenges were seminal in pushing the case up to the US supreme court that eventually ruled in the administration's favour by defining the mandate as a tax.
In a more recent seminal study, nasal allergen challenges were performed in one side of the nose, and lavage specimens from both maxillary sinuses were analyzed.
In 1962, he joined Eddie Palmieri's seminal band, La Perfecta, which challenged the big band scene with a smaller, conjunto lineup that called for fewer players and more improvisation.
Alan Marlatt and colleagues published a key study in 1973 32 that was a seminal influence in this challenge to the disease perspective.
She challenged, in two seminal papers given in the late 1950s, the prevailing Oxbridge orthodoxy of AJ Ayer and Richard Hare; and, for the next few decades, passionate debate over her naturalism, as against Hare's prescriptivism, occupied most moral philosophers in Britain and America.
Informed by these seminal findings and the aforementioned challenge of obtaining proteinpolynucleotide-interaction inhibitors, we decided to use a doorstop approach to identify small-molecule inhibitors of RTA and Stx2.
