Some Jewish groups strongly protested her use of the term, which historically was used to accuse Jews of using blood of Christians in religious rituals.
Still, the council's executive director, Brian L. Houseal, wants stronger protections in the future for the park's resource management lands, which historically were used for forestry but allow housing on very large parcels.
Unlike other methods of assessing protein turnover which historically have used short term i.v. infusion of radiolabelled tracer or invasive punch sampling (discussed above) in this study subjects drink pre-bottled D2O at home and are then tape stripped.
Remote Hocking County, Ohio, just 40 minutes drive southeast from Columbus, is nature-abundant, with lush forests, winding brooks and many caves, which historically were used by the Shawnee Indians.
All of the Nordic Red animals included as test animals are from Danish Red which historically has used sires from both Holstein and Brown-Swiss.
But enterprises like these will never be a substitute for a vital newspaper industry, which has historically used a distributed model of reporting to hold government, business and the broader culture to account.
Mr. Zaleski, a former French bureaucrat turned activist investor, and his allies asserted that the terms were too sweet for the Falck family and Mediobanca, which has historically used informal shareholder pacts to control Italian companies.
In a recent installment of his variety show, "The Meeting," Sayre suggests revampling the handkerchief color codes, which were historically used by gay men to identify sexual preferences, to reflect the many facets of the contemporary community.
MVTT is an attenuated variant of the wild-type VTT, which was historically used as a smallpox vaccine for millions of Chinese people.
We found that N. gonorrhoeae isolates in Shanghai were resistant to PEN, TET and CIP, which were historically used for the treatment of gonorrhea in this region.
The oxidation of PUFAs (polyunsaturated fatty acids), such as arachidonic acid, generates a broad range of oxidation products which historically have been used as markers of oxidative stress [ 1, 2].
