Moyes delayed his move to United by six weeks after his appointment was announced, and had only two days at Carrington to familiarise himself with the scouting system, meet scouts and discuss targets before taking up his position on 1 July.
He election came on the back of Yorkshire's relegation from the first to the second division of the County Championship, the reversal of which Boycott targeted immediately upon taking up the post.
Two, change the target to something that, taking up the Red Queen metaphor, runs more slowly, i.e., target a genetically more stable component of the tumor, for example, the tumor microenvironment (TME) or the interface between mutated cancer cell and TME.
The first target, now taken up by an increasing number of countries, is to tax sugar-rich drinks".
After sampler deployment, the target analytes taken up by the resin gel are eluted and measured.
After target organs take up the atROL/RBP complex, the atROL either is re-esterified into retinyl ester by lecithin retinol acyltransferase (LRAT) or binds to cellular retinol-binding protein (CRBP).
In my view, when an academic attends few conferences, his networking sphere shrinks; his awareness of what his colleagues do, the new trends in his field and research agenda (if one targets a conference for taking up new research) are all negatively affected.
By taking up the target function, the design information can be utilized in other similar products, and the versatility of the technology is expanded (Hasebe 2013).
The design of a set of areas to protect features of biodiversity is typically formulated as a constrained optimization problem in which the objective is to establish protected areas that meet the representation targets for the features while taking up as little land as possible (Sarkar et al. 2006).
Fewer secondary school students are taking up smoking as researchers report "favourable progress" towards national cessation targets.
