In contrast, Summ and co-workers challenged a relevant role of TRPV1 receptors in migraine pathophysiology as blockade of TRPV1 receptors did neither modulate experimentally induced cortical spreading depression nor neurogenic dural vasodilation or nociceptive transmission in the trigemino-cervical complex in rats [16].
The workers challenged him and called an officer from the Port Authority police, who arrested the man on charges of criminal impersonation and false reporting, officials said.
At the same time, however, these workers challenged our findings, as the data highlighted a problem connected with their day-to-day work practices, and they felt challenged by the research results.
The two principles clashed in 2003, when sighted massage workers challenged the prohibition before the Constitutional Court.
Others have isolated experiences of in-country (national) field workers challenged with balancing donor and organizational demands with localized conditions and power structures (Suparamaniam and Dekker 2003; Lopes Cardozo et al. 2005; Shah et al. 2007; Musa and Hamid 2008).
For the past three weeks, I have done battle with social workers, challenged doctors, and screamed at more people than I can keep track of.
These "high-involvement companies" offer workers challenging and enriching jobs and a say in the management of their own tasks.
In Wal-Mart v. Dukes, the Supreme Court will determine whether a nationwide class of women workers challenging alleged sex discrimination by Wal-Mart in pay and promotions can proceed.
This follows an open letter from current and former migration centre workers, challenging the department to prosecute them under the new Act for speaking out.
Her employers, Solent SD, argued that Johns had no chance of success because a Spanish worker who had challenged a similar retirement rule in his own country lost his case at the Luxembourg court.
