He abhorred routine academic administration and, while often a good talent-spotter, he found difficulty in sustaining close relationships.
From the start, World Health Organization officials have said that SARS generally requires sustained close face-to-face contact.
Coe, as befits a former feminist cabaret star, has often been lauded for his ease with women characters, and his friends talk of his unusual ability to sustain close friendships with women of all ages.
What was unexpected was to find evidence that both U.S. and British intelligence agents had sustained close relationships with Qaddafi's intelligence services — and also, that they had left evidence of those relationships behind, in a paper trail of letters that, in some cases, began with the intimate and chatty salutation, "Dear Moussa".
Fast sailing ships made it possible to reach distant ports and to sustain close ties between the center and colonies.
Reciprocal altruism evolved as a costly altruistic act which might be repayed at a later time [44], costly helping is mostly directed towards kin as suggested by the model of inclusive fitness [45] and distress cues, such as crying, evolved to signal the need for help and to sustain close personal bonds [46].
Higher seropositivity in schools than households and communities could be attributed to the sustained close contact favouring transmission among the susceptible age groups [ 16].
This would have ensured sustained close contacts between host cytoplasm and proto-mitochondria, increasing the probability of vertical proto-mitochondrial inheritance, and helping to exclude parasitic microbes.
In an ideal situation, a PulseNet-certified laboratory performs local surveillance in sustained close cooperation with epidemiologists who conduct timely investigations based on laboratory findings.
As such, children who are aggressive and disruptive, unable to sustain close relationships with other children and who cannot establish a place for themselves in peer culture are seriously 'at risk'.
