"Often stories emerge at short notice and involve the careful reading of a complicated, highly specialised paper from an academic journal, followed by close consultation with the researcher themselves to make sure that our coverage is accurate.
This can be employed either for isolation of plasma and analysis by sensitive liquid chromatography mass spectrometry/mass spectrometry (LC/MS-MS or tandem MS) instrumentation (Abatan et al, 2008), or by spotting microlitre volumes of whole blood onto specialised paper cards, which are then dried and extracted before analysis (Barfield et al, 2008).
Use specialised origami paper for a professional look, with brown on one side and white on the other.
Construction of a Glenrothes college campus began in the early 1970s, originally specialising in paper manufacturing, mechanical engineering and electrical engineering courses.
Instead of requiring specialised luggage-tag paper, Iberia allows customers to print the tags on regular paper, which they then fold up and put in a reusable plastic sleeve that they can pick up the at the airport.
For more than a century it specialised in making paper, before branching out into plastic films for condensers and then advanced batteries.
But some observers have pointed out that Skase was not as bad a businessman as many of the asset strippers, such as Bond, who specialised in shifting paper money around in the 1980s.
Construction does not require specialised pliers.
Academic and clinical interest in males with EDs has increased since the 1990s, with growing numbers of research papers and specialised ED services.
Because of the book's excessive brevity, the depth of explication afforded one subject (the corporate history of Nokia, which used to specialise in toilet paper and bicycle tyres) over another (the increasing use of mobile phones in African countries that lack landline infrastructure), can seem wholly arbitrary.
