developing livesの例文

• Developing live . ( Maher, Austin American-Statesman)
• Developing live . ( Halliburton, Austin American-Statesman)
• He is developing live performances as the frontman of his power trio.
• Developing Lives belongs to the school of participatory photography.
• Developing live from the Phillips 66 National Championships.
• In addition to teaching technical skills, Developing Lives also helps participants become documentary photographers.
• Most perplexing is why HIV-infected people are not developing liver and certain other cancers.
• After developing liver failure and becoming very ill, Hurst received a liver transplant in 1994.
• Chronic exposure increases the risk of developing liver and gallbladder cancer, as aflatoxin metabolites may moiety.
• In patients developing liver failure, a liver transplant is often the only option to prevent death.
• The novels are largely episodic with the continuing plotlines primarily involving the developing lives of the main characters.
• The " IGSF1 " gene is also active in the brain and in the developing liver.
• Developing Lives began in the Housing Authority s Manhattanville Development in fall 2010 with a handful of participants.
• Lily Randall, former art instructor in St . Louis public housing, also helped run Developing Lives.
• Each Developing Lives session includes weekly one-hour classes that run for a twelve-week period.
• It may be that NYCHA hopes that Developing Lives can help change the image of those living in the projects.
• But for people who show signs of developing liver disease, it is generally accepted that some form of treatment is advisable.
• Donaldson said young women in particularly were drinking more heavily and women are now developing liver disease in their 20s and 30s.
• It can be localized or diffuse, and it can progress to cirrhosis, which increases the risk of developing liver cancer.
• CHAPARRAL _ Also called creosote bush, it may cause acute nonviral hepatitis ( rapidly developing liver damage ) that is sometimes irreversible.