In one particularly vivid field trial against mosquitoes in Alaska, published in 1988, volunteers in permethrin-treated uniforms who also used a repellent containing 35percentt DEET on their exposed skin were bitten an average of once per hour over eight hours; volunteers in untreated uniforms who did not use DEET averaged 1,188 bites per hour.
56 The Study of Intravitreal Administration of VEGF Trap-Eye in Patients with DME (VISTA; NCT01363440) and the VEGF Trap-Eye in Vision Impairment due to DME (VIVID; NCT01331681) trials 75 were similarly designed, double-blind, randomized, Phase III trials that enrolled 872 patients (eyes) (VISTA: 466; VIVID: 406) with center-involving DME.
Through the juvenile collaboration, a young writer's voice begins to make itself heard, telling vivid stories (like the trial of the neighbours with the fierce dog), trying out sentences ("It is only in going that we find out what might have been done and then it is no use") and character sketches, like the "tall stout lively person with a fatal habit of talking to herself", in one of the stories.
Alan came down from the stands to try to console a crying Shayne, providing one of the most vivid scenes of those trials.
Technology may help make the Gettysburg battlefield and the Salem witch trials more "vivid and personal," but the tools would be irrelevant if our sense of suffering and injustice had not made these events cultural touchstones.
A timeline of key events in the development of ABC transporter research is given in Figure 1 and a vivid account of the trials and tribulations of characterizing one of the prototypical ABC transporters (P-gp) is presented by Callaghan [ 12].
However, Martina's account of the many irregularities and missteps before, during and after his trial painted a vivid, compelling and disturbing picture of a legal system gone terribly wrong.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
Each of these clients has recounted to us in vivid detail their own personal trials and tribulations, depicting a hideous and tragic panorama of collective suffering that has savagely afflicted a grievously oppressed community within the armed forces.
Mr. Baker and Ms. Glasser include a vivid account of Moscow's first trial by jury since the days of the czars.
