| Working with the RDA we can help Drake Street rise like a phoenix from the ashes. |
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| When I lived in Germany, they effectively stripped everything but less than RDA away from the populace. |
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| That could include natural health products, although our recommendations for dosings may be above the RDA, depending on the patient's situation. |
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| One cup of blackberries or boysenberries contains just 75 calories but about one-third of the RDA for vitamin C, some folate and iron, and more than 7 grams of fiber. |
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| The purpose of this RDA list is to provide values for nutrition labelling and the calculation of what constitutes a significant amount. |
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| Beginning this year, however, the RDA will be redefined to refl ect amounts needed for optimum health. |
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| Actually, this was what the RDA was supposed to achieve. |
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| Running from Gloucestershire to the Scilly Isles, the seven counties which constitute the South-West RDA are seen by critics as just too different to have any hope of working together. |
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| New terminology used in RDA is highlighted, providing a good starting point in helping the cataloguer to understand the new terms introduced. |
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| It's vital that when the RDA transmogrifies into a Local Enterprise Panel that this momentum is not lost. |
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| However, the RDA method with a cloning step requires at least 1 week for the determination of the nucleic acid sequence. |
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| The most obvious of these was by funding projects aimed at addressing them, either directly from the RDA, or indirectly through a funded body. |
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| The RDA and the leader's board were to jointly produce a new Single Regional Strategy, with ministers exercising an oversight function. |
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| The RDA Chairs were all business people, while the Boards were made up of representatives of business, local government, trade unions and voluntary organisations. |
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| Each SIC advised its RDA on science and innovation investments. |
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| There was one RDA for each of the NUTS level 1 regions of England. |
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