Thirty-six tines in a row, Rivera had succeeded, dating to Jason Bay's homer in Boston on April 24.
Despite numerous attempts over many years to develop an HIV vaccine based on classical strategies, none has convincingly succeeded to date.
Legislators have been trying to pass laws with fetuses as "persons" but none have succeeded to date.
Our findings suggest that for whatever reason(s), Ghana has succeeded to date in maintaining high levels of support for tobacco control policy, high levels of awareness of health promotion campaigns, and a high willingness on the part of smokers to quit while the 1982 tobacco advertising ban is largely holding.
Not surprisingly, single-agent treatments of ovarian cancer with small molecule inhibitors of BCL2, despite high BCL2 expression in serous ovarian cancer, have not succeeded to date (Simonin et al., 2013), suggesting a downstream blockade or attenuation of TAp73-mediated activity in this type of cancer.
Despite limitations, QUEST-RA is a unique program that has succeeded to date in collecting data on clinical RA patients according to an identical protocol in various locales in various countries and various cultures and provides data that are not available from any other resources at this time.
"All these young Aspergians want to know how to succeed at dating," John Robison told his son after his speaking engagements.
This was common with autistic people, she said, and one reason why, though they had sexual feelings, they rarely succeeded in dating or having sexual relationships.
I had sorted out contraception and succeeded in dating this person to the "interested" stage, only to find out that my usually accepting family could not even entertain the idea.
Berger explained that his team had not yet succeeded in dating the remains, because Cradle geology is especially complex and the bones had been found without any collateral clues.
Two teams of scientists have succeeded in dating the opening of the gateway to America, only to disagree over whether the Clovis people — one of the first groups from Siberia to reach the Americas — ever used the gateway to gain access to the New World.
