We have recently described a culture system that allows the long-term expansion (>1 year) of single mouse adult intestine (Sato et al., 2009), stomach (Barker et al., 2010), liver (Huch et al., 2013b), and pancreas (Huch et al., 2013a) stem cells.
"With heightened competition for nearly every one of its key drugs, we expect 2005 to mark the first year of single-digit growth (5%), which represents 45% of sales and 55% to 60% of profits, since 1997," CSFB said.
It takes simple tools – pulse-quickening sub-bass, melancholy synth chords – and wrings more emotion and "what-the-heck-was-that" moments than most producers find in a year of singles.
She said her years of single parenting have given her more insight into the issues faced by her constituents.
I had found Jim on the Internet, after more than 20 years of single life for both of us.
I should have insisted during that Sunday morning handshake that, despite being the mother of two young children, and newly remarried after three years of single motherhood, I was not at all scared.
He is a world traveler, Reiki Master and teacher, certified advanced clinical Master Hypnotist, graduate of the Jose Silva Method/Life System, marathoner, and a bona fide 'Guy's Guy' who somehow survived twenty years of single life in the big city.
Therefore, the base cost over 40 years of single amputees was £0.87 million (USD 1.34 million) for a transtibial amputee, £1.16 million (USD 1.79 million) for a through-knee amputee, and £1.16 million (USD 1.79 million) for a transfemoral amputee.
In some ways, 2014 could be considered the year of the single purpose app, where a single feature often is the app.
Cost (Pound, year 2007/08) of single reading with CAD versus double reading was estimated assuming a health and social service perspective and a 7 year time horizon.
How years of single-minded labor had paid off in the end.
