Women, the Judicial Institute has found, tend to be more successful when recruited out of law schools through competitive exams.
Although described in the files as having the mentality of a "petty international criminal" when recruited, he had extensive and elaborate training.
He gets himself into another jam when recruited by the Anti-Villain League to hunt down a criminal mastermind and a dangerous serum.
She had French papers forged near Harlow by the cream of British and Polish professionals, who happened to be out of prison when recruited, and a money-belt stuffed with gold sovereigns.
But Morton-Smith never loses sight of Oppenheimer's mix of missionary zeal and personal detachment: he swaps lovers as casually as if changing suits and, when recruited by the military to work on the Manhattan project at Los Alamos, sheds his communist past like a snake sloughing its skin.
When recruited to the cap of an mRNA by transacting factors, eIF4E2 can repress the translation of the target mRNA.
Inhibitory interneuron synapses in the hippocampus, such as the kind studied here, show a dynamic range of reaction when recruited via different pathways.
Patients were not receiving prophylactic therapy, were drug-free for at least 24 hours, and were in bout but not in headache when recruited.
Patients were not receiving prophylactic therapy, were medicine-free for at least 24 h and were in the interictal period when recruited.
In fact, though he says he thought he was "joining the big leagues" when recruited by Google, Knutson wound up taking a job with Dropbox shortly afterward in order to escape from the corporate leviathan.
Ideally CE length at initial recruitment should be used but this requires a multiple-motor-unit muscle model to properly account for different motor-units having different initial lengths when recruited.
