(1) At a time when America has become a symbol of often ruthless power, Sister Dorothy Stang chose to ally herself with the powerless and pay the price.
(2) · Sister Dorothy Stang, nun and activist, born June 7 1931; died February 14 2005
(3) In contrast to the Stange-Poole equation for samples of constant mass, this approach can also be used for constituents with large differences in particle size and in bulk density.
(4) Silver-haired American nun Dorothy Stang, who has died aged 73 after being shot by two gunmen on an Amazon road, looked more like an elderly American holidaymaker than a modern-day martyr.
(5) Further along the Transamazônica highway another Catholic nun – the American Sister Dorothy Stang – worked ceaselessly for peasant families.
(6) This uptake activity is related to an mRNA species corresponding to the recently isolated rabbit kidney cortex cDNA clone rBAT (related to b0,+ amino acid transporter; Bertran, J., Werner, A., Stange, G., Markovich, D., Moore, M. L., Biber, J., Testar, X., Zorzano, A., Palacin, M., and Murer, H. (1992) Proc.
(7) Correlations between these reflexes and the anatomoclinical stanges of coma and the Glasgow coma scale have been established.
(8) All new stroke cases in the municipality of Stange were registered during one year.
(9) The Stange-Poole equation yielded identical values of the content variations of A and B, which is in contrast to the experimental results.
Stong
Definition:
Example Sentences:
(1) A stong downward trend in average daily dose was found, equivalent to a halving in lanoxin, almost as much in digoxin, and a one-fifth fall in prepared digitalis.
(2) After the rabbits became tuberculin positive, the stongly activated macrophage population contained a) fewer parasitized cell, b) fewer bacilli in each parasitized cell, and c) more "free" 14C-label (not associated with intact bacilli) than the weakly activated macrophage population.
(3) The sequence shows regions of stong clustering of hydrophobic, basic and acidic amino acids, with an apparent calcium-binding site in the acidic cluster.
(4) There is a stong correlation between the extent of fetal damage and the bilirubin content of the amniotic fluid.
(5) These results are stongly suggestive that the salivary determination of this activity may be convenient indicatior for determining the day of ovulation.
(6) Stongly charged groups like sulphate, carboxymethyl and diethylaminoethyl abolish reactivity with anti-B-512-dextran at relatively lower degrees of substitution than more neutral groups like methyl and acetyl.
(7) At a particular pH, the divalent ion Ca-2+ stongly influences the intensity of the spectra in the presence of negatively charged liposomes, but has no effect with neutral liposomes.
(8) The same properties of the two forms of enzymes and the positive cross reaction against anti free and anti cell-associated globulins stongly suggest the identity of the two enzymes.
(9) They were stongly oriented toward working with people, had altruistic goals and values, and were highly confident of their interpersonal skills.
(10) T stongly indicates the overzealous resection of the mitral leaflets and papillary muscle as an important eitiologic factor.
(11) Our observations establish that ACTH and beta-LPH are contained in the same nerve cells They stongly favor biosynthesis in brain, probably from a common precursor molecule, as has been demonstrated in the pituitary gland.
(12) It is concluded that restorations placed below the gingival margin indirectly are stongly involved in the etiology of destructive periodontal disease and the cause of many extractions.
(13) Palmitate and linoleate also augmented albumin synthesis although not as stongly as fibrinogen synthesis.
(14) I stongly urge you and your colleagues to reconsider how we can intevene to help some of the most vulnerable victims of an internecine conflict,” he wrote.