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Vale of Glamorgan council leader Gordon Kemp said: "This is a matter that should be looked at and possibly determined by the National Assembly.
The association between cognitive ability in the eighth decade and maximal brain size – fixed by around age six, and possibly determined by postnatal growth – [ 35] suggests that research into the biological basis of age-related cognitive change should take a lifecourse perspective [ 30].
Japan's government is in a race against time to approve the restart of two reactors and possibly determine the fate of the country's troubled nuclear power industry.
Water content can also be used to predict and possibly determine the fate of trace elements and nutrients (Borggaard and Elberling, 2004).
"With the full SPT data set, we will be able to place extremely tight constraints on dark energy and possibly determine the mass of the neutrinos," said Bradford Benson, a postdoctoral scientist at the University of Chicago's Kavli Institute for Cosmological Physics.
Data in the next couple of months from the European X-ray X-ray Multi-Mirror Multi-Mirroraunched last November, may enable scientists to study the XMMay satelliten more detailaunchedssiblastetermiNovemberistances of the black holes fromayarth.
To assess the overall aggregation status of Sup35p, and possibly determine the extent these polymers self associate into larger aggregates, we monitored fluorescence of Sup35-GFP in the same cells used for the SDD-AGE experiments.
Our retrospective review attempted to identify prognostic factors useful to evaluate the risk level for each patient and possibly determine the strategies of GCT treatment.
Such cyclin D2 promoter hypomethylation may be an early event, which may explain the observed cyclin D2 overexpression in colon polyps (Bartkova et al, 2001) and possibly determine the metastatic potential of the colon tumour (Table 2).
They may also consider expanding their scope to include the evaluation of mixtures of pollutants and possibly determine the composition of PM because the composition, source, and toxicity of equal-size PM can vary according to time and location (Hopke et al. 2006).
We estimated whether the use of this vitamin can provide benefits also for children and adolescents, and to possibly determine the right dose and duration of the therapy.
