Backing away from an earlier assertion by their spokesman, the musicians of the striking Detroit Symphony Orchestra said on Tuesday that they in fact would not be going back to work and were only offering to undergo binding arbitration.
The general's statement appears to contradict an earlier assertion by French President François Hollande that France had no information on the whereabouts of the hostage, and that his discovery came as a "surprise" for French troops.
Identification of this mutation in a homozygous state in ataxic dogs of different, albeit related, breeds supports an earlier assertion [ 10] that this mutation is causal for a neurodegenerative disease that is inherited in an autosomal recessive mode.
This finding confirms an earlier assertion by Pierce et al. that suggests that the minimum number of replicates required to achieve high correlation is three replicates, and that the increase in correlation from the fourth and fifth replicates is marginal [ 11].
Ed's early assertion that "men can take the pain" soon gives way to traditional demands for drugs, and there are easy laughs at blokes' wimpiness.
Although early reports suggested that VSA was problematic and expensive, through the application of more logical process configurations that are appropriately coupled to the composition of the feed and product gas streams, we can now refute this early assertion.
This result supports our early assertion that, in addition to instantaneous causality, bidirectional interaction may also contribute to near-zero phase-lag.
This is notably consistent with Walker's [23] early assertion that P. boisei microwear patterns resemble those of living frugivores, and differ from those of living grazers, leaf browsers, and bone feeders.
In spite of Rio-Hortega's early assertion that astrocytes and oligodendrocytes were of ectodermal origin, while microglia derived from mesodermal precursors, a growing body of evidence supported an alternative view that all glial cells derived from a common neuro-ectodermal stem cell progenitor, the glioblast [ 77].
Although early assertions of a distinct Mangalorean Catholic identity date from the migration period, a developed Mangalorean Catholic cultural identity only emerged following the captivity.
