(1) NOSTE in this pilot study showed a high response rate, good tolerance and mild toxicity.
(2) For high grade, aggressive NHL, chemotherapy with short, non-Methotrexate-containing programs like POCE, NOSTE, P-VABEC, or other variations of MACOP-B are acceptable.
(3) Quantitative regularities are revealed in the distribution of apiosomae which are associated with differences in the inhabitation conditions on various parts of the nost's body and the character or morphological variability resulting from these differences.
(4) F3dThd was nost inhibitory when added between 1 and 2 h post-infection; however, it was also somewhat inhibitory when added at later times.
(5) A key finding is that the MDG approach, focusing on universal access to services such as health and education, rarely benefits the poorest and nost marginalised.
(6) Such antisera could be used as reagents for detection of NOST BE antigens in pathological human sera.
(7) Mössbauer spectra suggested that yeast aconitase nostly contained two high-spin Fe(III) ions in an antiferromagnetically coupled binuclear complex that resembled oxidized 2 Fe ferredoxins, together with a small amount of high-spin Fe(II).
(8) Bronchial reactions to top concentrations of the extracts were considered immunologically non-specific and probably due to contents of irritants in nost instances.
(9) Non Hodgkin Lymphomas are in children nostly diffuse and non or poorly differentiated.
(10) The efficacy and toxicity of the combination of these agents (NOSTE) was evaluated in 28 patients with advanced histopathologically proven UNHL who were not eligible for aggressive conventional chemotherapy.
(11) These dual-opponent cells were nost sensitive to the simultaneous presentation of two different colors, one covering the field center and the other illuminating the surround.
(12) Of these, tritiated nicotine appears to be the nost satisfactory indicator of tissue pH and values for the pH of the pulmonary extravascular space (pH(e)) have been calculated from the nicotine data.
(13) In contradistinction to previously described organ-specific BE antigens, these antigens were referred to as non-organ-specific tissue antigens (NOST).
Nott
Definition:
(a.) Shorn.
(v. t.) To shear.
Example Sentences:
(1) "I'm led to believe that Notts County used to play their home games at Trent Bridge, The Oval hosted an FA Cup final and Bramall Lane used to be a cricket ground, but are there any other cricket grounds that have hosted either league or international football matches?"
(2) We're back again in the morning to see what happens at Chester-le-Street, which will bring Notts level with Somerset on games played and clarify the County Championship equation for next week.
(3) These results strongly suggest that the effect of temperature on agglutination by lectins may essentially be due to a structural transition of the lectin itself and nott only to modification of cell surface properties.
(4) The former Notts County player Labadie must now decide to appeal against the charge.
(5) Nott has been characterized as a physician, anatomist, anthropologist, and ethnologist.
(6) The last substantive review was pushed through by John Nott in league with the Treasury in 1982.
(7) We examined the cardiovascular function as well as the structure of the muscular pulmonary arteries in patients who had died while enrolled in the National Institutes of Health nocturnal oxygen therapy trial (NOTT).
(8) He batted rather well, too, scoring only 19 but playing a sensible supporting role to allow Paul Franks, Andre Adams and Luke Fletcher to throw the bat as Notts added 84 for their last three wickets after Steven Mullaney had gone in the first over to Liam Plunkett.
(9) A medical school building was constructed east of the Mobile City Hospital, and was equipped with an elegant collection of anatomic models acquired by Nott during his travels in western Europe in 1859.
(10) I had a brilliant year playing for him at Notts County.
(11) Johnson, who played for Birmingham City, Derby and Notts County as a defender, will meet the other nine members of the IAB for the first time this month after the establishment of the panel in December.
(12) Chris Hughton at Norwich, Chris Powell at Charlton and Keith Curle at Notts County are currently the only black managers operating in the top four divisions.
(13) Hughes was released three years into his sentence and was almost immediately signed by Oldham, later moving on to Notts County and Port Vale, and he currently plays for Forest Green Rovers in the Conference Premier.
(14) At Chester-le-Street Durham are making Notts work hard to take their County Championship title.
(15) The Nocturnal Oxygen Therapy Trial (NOTT) and Medical Research Council (MRC) trial have clearly indicated that long-term oxygen therapy (LTO) improved survival in patients with hypoxemic chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), but the mechanisms accounting for this improved survival could not be established.
(16) There were plenty of opportunities for a diplomatic settlement but the Argentinian junta was "more intransigent than the prime minister", Nott recalled.
(17) League One side Notts County have sacked manager Shaun Derry following their poor recent run of results.
(18) In the second half, though, the characters' paths cross, as they mingle desultorily at an all-night bash that's reminiscent of the poolside party in La Notte.
(19) The tests studied included monocular estimate method (MEM) dynamic retinoscopy, Nott dynamic retinoscopy, low neutral dynamic retinoscopy, the binocular cross cylinder test, lens accommodative rock (facility), distance (near-far) accommodative rock, negative relative accommodation (NRA), and positive relative accommodation (PRA).
(20) If you want to go down that road, the Football League’s 12 founding members in 1888 were Accrington Stanley, Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers, Burnley, Derby County, Everton, Notts County, Preston North End, Stoke City, West Bromwich Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers.