The recent establishment at Harvard of a research unit focusing on institutional corruption is a good start.
The recent establishment of the Institute for Medical Engineering and Science will further amplify MIT's contributions to clinical medicine and research.
In this regard, the recent establishment, upon French recommendation, of the position of Principal Adviser and Special Envoy for Non-Proliferation anDisarmamentnt within the EU is welcome.
The recent establishment of the human embryonic stem cell (hESC) lines may provide a possible solution for this cell-sourcing problem.
However, the recent establishment of recombinant expression systems for cytoplasmic dynein, together with structural and functional analyses, has advanced our understanding of the molecular mechanisms of dynein motility.
Global trends of change and the effects of the recent establishment of the shrimp aquaculture industry on the natural cover were examined.
Although this oystercatcher inhabits coastal areas where human encroachment, habitat loss, and destruction are threats, the recent establishment of large coastal reserves (particularly in Virginia and North Carolina) helps to protect the center of its abundance.
The recent establishment of a high-throughput strategy for testing the activity of many non-natural combinations of modules from these enzymes should help speed the advance of this technology.
Acoustic anomalies identified on the side-scan sonar data are linked with cultural activity and are identified as having the potential to facilitate the recent establishment and migration of invasive zebra mussels through the Erne system.
Not much and a very great deal, as Rod Phillips, a Canadian history professor, makes clear in "A Short History of Wine," a chronicle that ranges from the origins of wine, which are "as cloudy as the first vintages must have been," to the recent establishment in France of a Université du Vin.
There are belated signs - shown in the recent establishment of a National Equalities Panel and in Trevor Phil lips's public pronouncements on the central place of class in the landscape of British inequality - that Labour recognises that its relaxed attitude to people "getting filthy rich" has come back to bite it on the rear.
