(1) Taber said: "Unless we get this sorted out, dermal fillers will be the next disaster."
(2) These results, taken together with those previously published (A. S. McEnroe and H. W. Taber, Antimicrob.
(3) The mar-3 strain studied (aroD163) had previously been shown to be a menaquinone auxotroph (Farrand and Taber, 1973) and to be deficient in amino acid uptake (Bisschop et al., 1975).
(4) The bending stiffness of 22 commercial suture materials of varying size, chemical structure and physical form was quantitatively evaluated using a stiffness tester (Taber V-5, model 150B, Teledyne).
(5) The Taber Abraser did show non-linear trends similar to those observed clinically.
(6) Taber, who attacked the health department for its regulation of the industry, said: "All public and private sector surgeons used these [PIP] implants, which were not the cheapest on the market, in good faith with the knowledge that they had been approved by the Department of Health agency, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency.
(7) Sally Taber, director of Independent Healthcare Advisory Services, the cosmetic surgery industry body, said that the injections were often performed by beauty therapists with just a few hours' training.
(8) Bond expert Mark Taber, who helped form the action group to fight for a better deal, and signed up 2,500 members, said the outcome is the best small investors could have hoped for.
(9) "It is vital for patients' physical and mental wellbeing that policy is based upon clear and reliable evidence," said IHAS director Sally Taber.
(10) "The majority of these are pensioners in their 70s, 80s and 90s who acquired Co-op Bank bonds for pension income," says Taber.
(11) Taber said this was to "ensure they [the HPRA] have proper data with which to review the situation rather than relying on the small sample of just 100 patients provided by Transform, which has been taken out of context.
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(13) It has been shown that in neurons, taurine increases the Cl current, resulting in hyperpolarization (Taber et al., 1986; Figure 12).
(14) Mark Taber, representing retail bondholders who believe they should be spared a haircut on their investments, said there was a "disgraceful" lack of detail in the Co-op's offer.
(15) Led by investor Mark Taber , the group comprises 15,000 holders of bonds issued by the bank.
(16) "It is vital for patients' physical and mental wellbeing that policy is based upon clear and reliable evidence," said the IHAS director, Sally Taber.
(17) Sally Taber, director of the Independent Healthcare Advisory Services, the body representing the private health providers, refused to take questions on the conduct of her members and in a statement offered only free consultations for women who are worried.
(18) Bond expert Mark Taber of the Co-op Bank Retail Investors Campaign says the outcome is the best small investors could have hoped for.
(19) It has also given the data to the UK regulator, the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority, "to ensure they have proper data with which to review the situation, rather than relying on the small sample of just 100 patients provided by Transform, which has been taken out of context," said Taber.
(20) This relationship and its causes were sought in an in vitro test that used the Taber Abraser.
Taxer
Definition:
(n.) One who taxes.
(n.) One of two officers chosen yearly to regulate the assize of bread, and to see the true gauge of weights and measures is observed.
Example Sentences:
(1) Liberal economists criticise this division: they argue that state spending should have been cut much further, with fewer new taxes in a country that is already one of the bigger taxers in Europe .