Sentences with phrase «reflect more ad»

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To test the efficacy of J147 in a much more rigorous preclinical AD model, we treated mice using a therapeutic strategy more accurately reflecting the human symptomatic stage.

To more accurately reflect the clinical setting, we used an alternative screening strategy involving the treatment of AD mice at a stage in the disease when pathology is already advanced.

Another strength of this study is that all diets were to be consumed ad libitum - they could eat as much as they wanted, so it more closely reflected what would happen in real life, outside the setting of a clinical study.

It was not actually developed until 525 AD, when the entrance of the Christ into the world was recognized as being the turning point of history, and our calendars were made to reflect In regard to the use of BCE and CE, these are more recent developments.

NYT noted that a recent survey showed that 66 % of the respondents were willing to give their personal user information to the publisher in order to receive ads that more closely reflected their interests and buying habits, which is proof that readers understand the need for and can even expect to benefit from the embedded ads in their digital reading material.

Each ad reflects the depth of Marriott Hotels & Resorts» more than 500 hotels worldwide, offering both business and leisure travel experiences.

Reflect for a second on just how profoundly the following portions of the ad text contradict Trump's recent attacks on Obama's climate concerns, Trump's pledge to undo the Paris climate agreement and other Trump assertions listed by Adler and Leber: Read more...

These ads reflect people's anxiety about the safety of nuclear reactors and the disapproval they feel about having their hard - earned money spent on something they clearly think is a bad idea, especially when safer, more affordable, less risky energy choices exist such as efficiency, wind, solar, and bioenergy.

If an ad is particularly successful, perhaps you've reflected on penning something more substantial, for a wider audience.