He was promoted to a substantive colonel in January 1920, and in May 1920 was appointed Deputy Chief of the General Staff.
As a result of its overall abundance, it would be difficult to affect a substantive increase in H4K20me2 levels and it therefore remains possible that exogenous SUV420H1 expression may catalyze this modification on a limited scale.
Amazing Family Dental never released a substantive statement in 2013, when this unnecessary procedure occurred, citing HIPAA in an ironic claim of "protecting" the patient.
It may be that the effect of pregnancy-specific complications on physical and social functioning is cumulative and increases over the entire course of pregnancy, rather than contributing to a substantive effect in early pregnancy.
Wall Street exhaled a deep sigh of relief in the wake of a substantive rally staged this past week in what appears to be a classic bear market rally.
He was promoted acting air vice marshal in 1952 (substantive in 1954), and appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1956.
Having been promoted acting air vice marshal in 1953 (substantive in 1956), he was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1964 for his service as AMP.
The average time for disposition of a "substantive appeal" was 1,040 days in fiscal year 2012, according to the 2012 Report of the Chairman of the Board of Veterans Appealss.
This finding suggests that there is a substantive difference in the crime trend after 1999 relative to two other periods: less concentration of crime at the same places in addition to crime drop around 1990s.
Related research also suggests that stimuli presented in a driver's peripersonal space (i.e., those stimuli that are presented around a driver's body, cf. Previc, 1998, 2000) might offer a substantive advantage in terms of alerting a driver to potential collision events (see Ho & Spence, 2009).
