Some studies have indicated that certain antigens, particularly the major house dust mite antigen Der p1, penetrate the airway epithelium by intracellular transportation or paracellular passage, depending on their concentrations, time of exposure, and ability of the cells to inactivate them.
The airport in Belize City was closed during Keith's passage, limiting transportation from the country's mainland to its offshore islands.
Passage of the transportation bill and the clean-water bill, currently before Congress, are also important for job creation because they provide financing for specific projects.
And when they pass though Maggie Valley, they will probably visit the 38,000-square-foot Wheels Through Time Museum, which is part temple to transportation and part rite of passage.
Among other things, he called for aid to cash-strapped states to prevent layoffs of public employees, passage of a transportation bill, and extension of tax preferences for green energy projects.
These roadways are responsible for equipment installation, transportation, ventilation, gas exhaust, personnel passage, etc.
As Cory Booker, another young and telegenic mayor (born, like Reed, in 1969) was emerging as a larger-than-Newark figure in American politics, Reed was diligently working to win passage of a transportation-funding referendum against an unusual coalition of opponents that included leaders of the N.A.A.C.P., the Sierra Club, and Tea Party activists.
The temporal cycle may be explained by the passage of time from transportation, incubation, and the latent period up to the detection period.
His criminal organization — the Sinaloa Cartel — has made a particular speciality of moving drugs across the border with the United States through long and sophisticated underground passages that include railed transportation, electricity and ventilation.
It would dedicate $100 million in petroleum taxes to transportation projects in its first year after passage and $200 million a year after that.
