When we resurfaced seconds later, I felt like a disgorged newborn unable to take in the world outside the womb.
In order to keep the parental binding affinity, we resurfaced m357 in the variable regions of both the heavy and light chains via computer-aided molecular modeling followed by functional characterization of the humanized antibody.
[After] 500 years or more we are just resurfacing, we are just rebuilding, we even have financial systems unknown to our universities and schools, unknown to scientists and the world of knowledge.
"We know that [Ebola] will resurface, we're not praying for it, but we are already considering it one of the new diseases.
The Muslim fighters trained by America, later regrouped as the Taliban whom we see resurfacing today.
UPDATE: June 15 ― In the wake of Wednesday's attack on members of Congress at baseball practice in Northern Virginia, we've resurfaced this story.
But the closer we got to the end, and we realized Walt's cancer would resurface and we realized how sick he would be, that felt wrong to go brawns over brain, go out like Rambo.
"But because we would see a repetition of what we've seen before, which is if you do not have local populations that are committed to inclusive governance and who are pushing back against ideological extremes, that they resurface, unless we're prepared to have a permanent occupation of these countries".
Hidden under the layers of responsibility lie our own needs, which resurface as we disengage from our identity as a married woman.
To estimate differences in mean outcome scores for non-resurfaced and resurfaced prostheses, we used multiple linear regression with adjustment for possible confounding by age (< 65, 65 70, 70 80, > 80), sex, preoperative EQ-5D index score (< 30, 0.30 0.69, > 0.69), Charnley category (A, B, C), and brand of prosthesis.
