He showed me where Manafort's name was listed next to various opaque payments: a million dollars for "services," six hundred thousand for "sociology," a likely reference to opinion surveys.
In another letter, Tom Crone, a former News International lawyer, told the committee that in June 2008, he had explicitly informed James Murdoch of a damning internal e-mail about phone hacking containing the words "for Neville" — a likely reference to Neville Thurlbeck, The News of the World's former chief reporter.
For a guy Mink's age, two-a-days are a likely reference to multivitamins, not double practices.
Under the prescribed circumstances, we also provided an indication on the likely reference intervals for CRP, IgE and myoglobin in a healthy group of participants.
Sigma assigns metagenomic reads to their most likely reference genomes for variant calling.
The doll wears Ramsey's jean and white T-shirt outfit and holds a hamburger, most likely referencing the man's love for McDonald's.
Someone like that would turn to exaggerated ideas of power, without taking their larger meanings seriously, and this is a likely explanation for the references to Mussolini.
Finally, gene-rich high-density linkage maps will be especially valuable when time comes to assemble reference genome sequences, a likely task for several plant and animal species in the very near future.
While Ms. d'Amman freely uses the term "palace" in reference to the Crillon, a likely reason for engaging in huge restructuring of the aging hotel is its failure to qualify as a palace under new rules that were promulgated in 2011, strictly limiting use of the exclusive label.
Larsen's book makes a substantial contribution to urban history and is likely to be a key reference for years to come". "Among the main figures who made up the Regional Planning Association of America, Clarence S. Stein remains one of the most central and yet least well documented members of this historically important group of critical thinkers.
We also included two insertion/truncations, one of which (at residue 132) likely generates a complete knockout as a reference for loss of function.
