However, the findings we describe in this paper relating to tumour hypoxia and tumour behaviour may seem to suggest that, in established malignancy, CYGB takes on a role in relation to the response to tumour hypoxia.
The activist group Not An Alternative, showing a smartly barbed collaborative take on a public relations campaign, is one.
It has since has taken on a new public relations agency and set up two separate Twitter accounts, @LAFitnessUK_HQ, which it uses to promote itself, and@LAFitnessUkHelp, which deals directly with people's complaints.
There's a song for Mary ('Feel and Triple') and Sadier's oblique essays on human relations take on a darker hue.
After World War II, Mr. Claiborne took on a series of jobs in public relations, first in Chicago and later in New York.
As the race for resources in distant parts of the planet gathers momentum, the Arctic and Antarctic have taken on a more prominent role in international relations.
A slow-paced television drama about a bygone era in Russian-American relations has suddenly taken on a whole new urgency and relevance.
We show that well-known concepts from the area of natural language processing like speech acts, anaphora, and rhetorical relations take on an extended meaning in the context of multimodal communication.
What can be forgotten is that in emergency conditions, no matter how inhuman, human relations can take on an exceptional immediacy and intensity.
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