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Hornby in 1900 met Emery Walker and Sydney Cockerell (Morris' secretary at the Kelmscott Press), who encouraged and instructed him and helped in devising two types for his own use: Subiaco, based upon Sweynheim's and Pannartz' semiroman of the 1460s, and Ptolemy, based upon a late 15th-century German model.

COD supervised the research and helped in devising the strategy of the study.

The F.B.I. rejected and destroyed the first sample because it had not been prepared according to a strict protocol that the F.B.I. says Dr. Ivins helped in devising.

They have too few opportunities to meet with major multilateral agencies, and to help in devising ways to pool efforts and share operational authority.

Apart from a better understanding of the relationship between protein function and its codification at the genomic level, the found relationships between mRNA features and protein structural/functional characteristics could help in devising new ways of engineering subtle changes in protein function.

This can clearly help in devising strategies and action plans for increasing the number of visiting users and expanding the business, as we elaborate further using the data in Tables 3 and 4 (obtained through a different experiment than those that generated Figs. 6 and 7).

A better understanding of vector virus human host interactions and the development of new rapid diagnostic assays can help in devising effective measures for monitoring and controlling outbreaks.

Information on the differential diagnosis of non-cystic focal pancreatic lesions with and without proximal dilation, PD dilation would help in devising appropriate strategies for further diagnostic evaluation.

This is of importance as it will help in devising ways of how to deal and overcome that fear.

This question is important not only for basic neuroscience, but also because there are developmental disorders that affect circuit anatomy and cognitive function – understanding why one leads to the other could help in devising treatments for these disorders.

Whilst the development of new biomarkers and targeted therapies are awaited, the results of this trial should further help in devising individualised protocols of patient care in a tumour group whose diversity increasingly demands assessment of alternative strategies.