We also addressed what emerged as Sarah's overly vigilant, controlling approach to sex.
They could hardly have been identified by more vigilant border control, people said.
The original said Durkheim argued that less vigilant social control within catholic societies lowered the rate of suicide.
Samples were purified using the Qiagen's QIAquick PCR Purification kit procedure and submitted to a vigilant quality control procedure as previously described [102].
"They say there's still a lot of radiation in the soil, and that this gets into the food chain when cows eat the grass".' Local authorities say leukemia is a major problem among cows, and the animals have been placed under vigilant veterinary control.
BECAUSE of strict and vigilant immunization controls, Connecticut is unlikely to suffer a mumps epidemic like the one that has hit the Midwest, health officials have said.
And he noted that they had come to light at a time when corporations are increasingly rejecting the billable hour standard and becoming vigilant about controlling skyrocketing legal expenses.
In addition, women who have had radiation treatment need to be especially vigilant about controlling other factors that increase the odds of heart disease, like high blood pressure and cholesterol.
The company attributed its strong revenues to solid corporate and server software sales as well as vigilant cost controls.
Although these participants were working in our hospital when a large number of patients with SARS were staying there, vigilant infection-control measures had been in place since the outbreak was recognized (9 ).
