Sentence examples for the aaw from inspiring English sources

Michael Bartalos, graphic artist, participated in the AAW in 2008.

As stated on the NSF's proposals page, the AAW is "specifically designed to increase the public's understanding and appreciation of the Antarctic and human endeavors on the southernmost continent".

Helen Glazer, relief sculpture artist, just returned from her stay in the AAW this past winter, and speaks about her application process, "I think my first application was in 2005.

Valentine Kass, program manager for the AAW, tells The Creators Project that since the beginning of the NSF's work in Antarctica, they've been focused on funding both scientists and artists, "so that artists and writers can bring back their interpretation of the continent and the science being done there.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6890/9/9/prepub Support was provided in part by the Stanford University School of Medicine Medical Scholars Program (AAW) and NIH CA111782 (JDB).

Thus, the higher CVD in AAW in the presence of higher HDL-C is paradoxical and suggests that HDL is possibly less cardioprotective in AAW.

AAW contributed the original concept of the study and approved the final version of the manuscript.

Before and after AAW colour, the contact angle of water and moisture content were determined.

Data regarding the number of patients who declined enrollment were not available, thus whether participation in the CBCP differs between AAW and CW could not be determined.

Higher mortality rates have been detected for AAW in both the general population and the military when breast cancer was considered as a single disease [ 3, 18], however, breast cancer is heterogeneous, with an array of phenotypic and molecular differences.

The AEAs performance were also tested regarding the addition of the alkali-catch Al-Anodizing Waste (AAW) as an air-entrainment adjuvant into cement suspensions.