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Savannah Shange, a representative from BYP 100 in New Orleans, added, "We have to stop this malicious trend before it starts — we cannot allow the gains of the civil rights movement to be squandered away by police officers scrambling to avoid criticism from their constituents".

Speaking to the independent, Gen Carter said: "It would be unforgivable if we allowed the gains of the last three years to be lost because we were not able to provide the Afghans with the support to take this through into 2014.

However, with few limitations, automated SPME allows the gain of free analyte concentrations simultaneously.

The experimentations of the methodology in industrial pilots showed that it allows the gain of time and consistency in a complex manufacturing servitization project.

The interdependence of the horizontal and vertical components of pursuit eye velocity could be accounted for in part by allowing the gain of the predictive acceleration component to depend on the overall target motion.

This expansion of multiples allowed the gains in stock prices to race ahead of the gains in earning power.

Under this view, the redundancy generated by duplications and/or acquisition of extra sequences allowed the evolution (gain-of-function) of mitochondrially encoded factors possibly interacting with the extramitochondrial environment and the nucleus by means of retrograde signaling.

The Nyquist plot allows the gain and phase margins of the system, as well as the systems peak increase in sensitivity to be seen.

Lyon [ 8] and Mead [ 9] emphasized that the active processes function primarily as an automatic gain control, allowing the amplification of sounds that would otherwise be too weak to hear.

These granules never appear in immersed culture conditions and seem to be the missing link that allows the final gain-of-function for keratinocytes during cell cornification.

That volatility grows out of a mounting unhappiness with Mr. Estrada, who is seen to have allowed the economic gains of the Ramos administration to slip away.