… He was in turn the son of Jasper Hall Livingston (1780-1835), who himself had been married
to one of his Livingston cousins, Eliza Livingston (1786-1860). Edwin was the husband of …

Eighty individuals (55 adults and 25 children) who were residents of four cities (Kiev, Mozyr,
Gomel and Bobrujsk) located 100-200 km from Chernobyl at the time of the accident in 1986 …

… Livingston, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh, 1986 The purpose of the study was to design a
Health Promotion Program … Livingston, without which this project would not have been possible. …

… over a period of ten years, Sir William Livingston of Callendar was constantly enployed, as
one … of William, the son of Sir William Livingston.f But it was not until after repeated delays and …

… that has been done already by abler pens than mine in the pages of the REcoRD, but as I
have been engaged for some years past in collecting materials for a history of the Livingston …

… This, however, cannot be correct, as at this date Colonel James Livingston was in
command of Verplanck's Point on the lower Hudson. Moreover, Governor Clinton in a letter …

… Let (x, u) be the bilinear functional defined for x EB and u EB* and having the properties : …
As for the uniqueness, we observe that for any y EB and for any complex (or real) scalar t, we …

… accurate, with the EB version slightly more accurate than the non-EB version. The … EB
method and its non-EB counterpart, except for scores more than 1 SD below the mean, where EB …

… rise to bountiful hematopoietic EB (H-EB). By contrast, none of the p300 −/− clones generated
H-EB. Confirming the apparent absence of hematopoietic cells in EB formed during the first…

Aims: To test the hypothesis that the association previously reported between moderate alcohol
use and better cognition, is an artefact of confounding by (a) higher premorbid education …