Sentence examples for any depositions from inspiring English sources

The subpoena seeks all documents produced in litigation relating to the three researchers as well as transcripts of any depositions of them.

Possible costs include: Filing costs Costs for serving the opposing party with a copy of the complaint Paying the court reporter to record any depositions Paying for expert witnesses to testify if your case ends up going to trial.

"In any deposition, if he would deny the usage of performance-enhancing drugs, he would open himself up to criminal prosecution for lying under oath," said Andrew Stoltmann, a lawyer in Chicago who has represented professional basketball, football and baseball players.

No arcing was observed at any deposition conditions.

The net result is that the nanoparticles are pushed into the trenches or holes while they pass through other areas without any deposition.

Since iron oxides do not benefit CNTs growth, therefore, precaution was also taken to avoid any deposition of oxides on the metal surface.

ABA considerably reduces the extensibility of the pectocellulosic walls by inhibiting any deposition of substances in the cell wall which facilitates the extractability of the phenolic compounds; unlike phytohormones that stimulate growth, which lead to an increase in the plasticity of the cell wall according to the principle of "embrittlement-deposit".

A deponent (the person being deposed) has a Fifth Amendment right to refuse to answer any deposition question that might tend to incriminate him in a criminal case.

This elevation in endogenous Aβ, but the absence of any deposition (Figure 1b and d), underlines the different aggregation tendency of murine Aβ compared to that in humans.

However, in the absence of MORN1 we do not detect any deposition of known components of the basal complex, which includes a subset of the IMC family residing in the basal complex (Figs. 4, 5, and S3).

The outer retina has the largest metabolic demand in the central nervous system [57], [58], and any deposition along Bruch's membrane/RPE interface restricting its access to the choroidal blood supply is likely to be detrimental to retinal function, probably contributing to age-related cell loss.