Proper noun
Lindstrom (plural Lindstroms)
A surname from Swedish.
In 1973, Patrick and Lindstrom used rabbits to show that immunization with purified muscle-like acetylcholine receptors caused the development of MG-like symptoms. Source: Internet
Bolin, K., Lindgren, B., Lindstrom, M., & Nystedt, P. (2003)Investments in social capital implications of social interactions for the production of health. Source: Internet
"I never met a man that has so much compassion, inspired everyone to dream bigger dreams, and then go out and accomplish them," said Steve Roark, who met Lindstrom in Joplin. Source: Internet
Lindstrom called himself “the hustler for the arts” and was known for the energy and enthusiasm he brought to the projects on which he focused, including the Creative Arts Studio and fundraising for the Trollwood Performing Arts School. Source: Internet
Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom) approached and chatted with Nikolas, saying that it was going to take time for people to work through what he’s done. Source: Internet
Lindstrom focused her campaign on funding rural governments and schools, which she said is necessary to keep those communities vital. Source: Internet