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A further, wider investigation has now concluded and the executive said it could confirm that the inquiry has highlighted what it called "significant concerns about the company's performance, including overcharging", but it refused to give further details.

In particular, oestrogen has a marked peak in the follicular phase and a further wider peak in the luteal phase.

The conjunctival tumour was managed by a further wide local excision and adjuvant cryotherapy.

And this paper believes that a powerful trilateral cooperation among China, Japan and Korea could guide a further and wider cooperation among all Asian countries, especially by providing some inspiration of emission reduction pattern for India or Indonesia, who would soon become comparable to China if viewed by their emission trends.

Further wider clinical trials are encouraged.

We extensively examined 16 rice blast strains and a further genome-wide association study based on genotyping 0.8 million single nucleotide polymorphism variants across 366 diverse indica accessions.

A further genome-wide reanalysis of gene order conservation reveals that gene order is not significantly more similar between microsporidia and zygomycetes than between microsporidia and any other fungal taxon or even humans.

In an effort to avoid further wide-scale disruptions, European aviation regulators agreed last month to new guidelines that would close airspace only when volcanic ash reaches a density of more than 0.002 grams per cubic meter and comes within 60 miles of an airport.

In this study, we report DC and AC charging/discharging characteristics for anodic oxidized-amorphous Ti-15 at.% Ni-15 at.% Si alloy supercapacitors with higher narrow cavity densities and higher electric resistivities, with an aim to obtain further wide behaviors for Ti-Ni-Si ones, in comparison with those of the de-alloyed Si-Al alloy one [10, 11].

The sale may be a further knock to wider faith in Tesco's prospects.

Smoking costs the NHS at least £2bn a year and a further £10.8bn in wider costs to society, including social-care costs of more than £1bn, says the document.