We believe this is key, because although prospective identification of stem cells has advanced considerably during the last decades, with the hematopoietic system representing the forefront of such work, functionality still remains the only reliable criterion by which to define stem cell identity [1].
For a man who is said to represent the forefront of conservative Catholic thinking, and who propounds on such deeply personal subjects as same-sex marriage or even how men should ejaculate, to be married to a woman of a completely separate faith seems odd to say the least.
International architecture firm CRG Architects have proposed a highly ambitious, highly innovative project that represents the forefront of environmentally conscious building design.
With the working conditions of high-altitude workers in the forefront of the public's mind, organisations representing them have been quick to add to the pressure on the government.
This is another example of Intel's drive to be at the forefront of autonomy and self-driving; already, it represents a significant portion of the chipmaker's business, even though many typically associate their core skills as being focused in the PC business.
The broad lesson of tolerance also provides one impetus behind the growth of Holocaust centers; it is partly why this one was placed at the forefront of the Queensborough campus, where students represent more than 140 nationalities.
Therefore, they were not or very limitedly represented on the forefront of settlers that proceeded southward and gave rise to Australian mtDNA diversity (cf. [ 78] for a similar scenario for South America).
Davie is at the forefront of the new Radio Council, a body which represents both the public service and commercial parts of the industry.
The council, which represents 124 companies, was in the forefront of lobbying for the new law.
