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He will (1) escape indictment by the new grand jury; (2) be acquitted at trial; or (3) be pardoned in advance.

The parameters measured during the probe trial were (1) escape latency to cross the platform location, (2) number of platform location crosses, and (3) time spent in the quadrant opposite to the one containing the platform during training.

Animal movements were recorded using Videotrack to calculate parameters of the performance of mice: 1) escape latency, i.e. the time required to escape to the platform from the releasing point (in seconds, s), and 2) path length, i.e. the distance covered by the mouse until it reaches the platform (in centimeters, cm), a measure of accuracy, as described [20].

The sample size for each level was 18, 4 and 4 respectively (level 1: escape at positions P28, P46, P55, P65, P81, P118, P242 and P375; level 2: escape at positions P030, P084 and P125 in subtype B and P083 in subtype F and level 3: escape at positions P030, P084 and P125 in subtype F and P083 in subtype B).

Escape performance was associated with the frequency with which stage 1 escape angles were used by an individual (Fig. 3).

YALE 31, HOLY CROSS 28 Tom Mante's 34-yard field goal helped host Yale (2-1) escape with an overtime victory over Holy Cross after the Crusaders scored two touchdowns in the final 3 minutes 47 seconds of regulation.

But will Ms. Gu, 53, escape the death penalty?

B10 ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK -- Fearing further attacks, some New Yorkers have devised elaborate plans for escape.

The intelligence agencies, MI6 as well as MI5, escape with only light criticism.

Pavlovian conditioning underlies many aspects of pain behavior, including fear and threat detection [1], escape and avoidance learning [2], and endogenous analgesia [3].

Moreover, whereas HIV-1 could escape from a single shRNA, we now show that HIV-1 escape can be prevented when four shRNAs are simultaneously expressed in a cell.