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pien, piend

1. The ridge of a roof.
2. An arris; a salient angle.
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Hong et al., "Pien Tze Huang suppresses IL6-inducible STAT3 activation in human colon carcinoma cells through induction of SOCS3," Oncology Reports, vol.
Review on Research about Traditional Chinese Medicine in Cancer Stem Cell
THOUGHT PROVOKING: (pictured clockwise) Volatile Serenity by Shirley Kaneda, Jelly and Body by Dorothy Cross, Octo Tongue by Ed Pien
New wave of artists' Underwater exhibit; Laura Davis on the mesmerising show at the Bluecoat which can both entice and repulse
"No one could be more qualified to lead our company to the next level of its development," says Irwin Lerner, chairman of Medarex, of the Pien appointment.
Three firms appoint chief execs
Dans le second chapitre, des textes consacres aux << ressorts qui sous-tendent [la] dimension [tragique] >> (Nutting et Pare, 13) de l'oeuvre de Dalpe, regorgeant de references au theme oedi pien, sont centres sur une analyse des personnages et presentent diverses definitions du tragique.
Stephanie Nutting et Francois Pare: Jean Marc Dalpe: Ouvrier d'un dire, actes du colloque tenu du 16 au 18 septembre 2004 a l'Universite de Guelph
Acting FDA chief Lester Crawford and Chiron CEO Howard Pien disputed Waxman's assertion, stating that all problems with the facility had been fixed and that the more recent problems were unrelated to the contamination that occurred in 2003, when the plant was owned by another company.
House, Senate examine ways of creating stable vaccine supply
"The influenza pandemic is a major public health threat with the potential to cause a rapid increase in morbidity and mortality," Howard Pien, president and CEO of Chiron Corp., recently told a congressional committee.
How lawsuits brought on the flu vaccine shortage: one lawsuit seeks $30 billion in damages, even though the entire vaccine market is valued at only $5 billion. Considering such obstacles, why on earth would any business want to make vaccines? They wouldn't. And most don't
Chiron is finalizing a remediation plan for the Liverpool facility that involves a reorganization of its management team and an overhaul of its quality improvement and manufacturing procedures, Howard Pien, president and chief executive officer of Chiron, testified.
FDA chided for lax oversight of vaccine facility
Chiron in the meantime is finalizing a remediation plan for the Liverpool facility, Howard Pien, president and chief executive officer of Chiron, testified.
FDA assailed for lax oversight of vaccine plant
Chiron in the meantime is finalizing a remediation plan for the Liverpool facility that involves a reorganization of its management team and an overhaul of its quality improvement and manufacturing procedures, Howard Pien, president and chief executive officer of Chiron, testified.
FDA chided for lax oversight of vaccine plant: even under intense questioning, the acting FDA chief would not concede any major mistakes
Howard Pien, president of the firm, said: 'Chiron deeply regret that we will be unable to meet public health needs this season.'
Flu jabs firm lose licence
Although the maturation process of oocytes may have been the same as that in wild striped mullet, the environment and conditions under which maturation occurs were artificial (Shehadeh et al., 1973a; Kuo et al., 1974; Pien and Liao, 1975, Kelly, 1990; Tamaru et al., 1994; Kuo, 1995).
Fecundity and spawning season of striped mullet (Mugil cephalus L.) in South Carolina estuaries *

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