I predict that, if the result of the referendum is yes, London will become a vigorous advocate of the use of article 48".
A higher dose proved essential in generating a "more vigorous immune response," according to an article published in the New England Journal of Medicine about the findings.
I wrote about Soyer in my Marlboro article last year, marveling at his vigorous, thoughtful, often wisecracking collaborations with players who were sometimes sixty or sixty-five youngerounger than he.
In particular the advancement of innovative storage and display environments for specific materials, like those discussed in the article, is an area of vigorous investigation within many of world's collecting institutions.
The vigorous debate in the comments section of these articles underscores Faulkner's insight that "the past is not dead; it's not even past".
Assemblyman Cohen, a lawyer, said that his vigorous support of the bill came after reading "1,000 articles about research in the United Kingdom, Australia and Israel".
Egged on by a hysterical blogosphere and the ravings of Fox News blowhards, the Republican Party has turned upon itself (see article).Optimists say this is no more than the vigorous debate that defines the American primary system.
In September, 2006, Owen, along with Martin Coleman, a neuroscientist at Addenbrooke's, and four other researchers, published an article about the tennis experiment in Science and ignited a vigorous debate.
Despite some wobbles (see article) the Tories show every sign of fighting a tougher, more vigorous and professional campaign than many, including Lord Rennard, thought them capable of.
Several Postmedia journalists deserve praise for a series of excellent articles that first exposed this policy and its frightening scope, via a vigorous application of the access to information act.
