Microtus strains as assigned here by MLVA, or previously by DFR (genomovar 14 or minor variants) and CRISPR analysis, is consistently found in foci L (Microtus/xilingolensis), M (Microtus/qinghaiensis), as well as focus 34 (subspecies hissarica, Gissar focus, Tadjikistan) and focus 36 (subspecies altaica, Mountain-Altai focus in Russia).
The other major metabolite M1 has been tentatively assigned here as 3,4,5,4′-tetrahydroxystilbene 3,4,5,4′-tetrahydroxystilbeneecently been reported andan analogue of resverathis that inducestilbenesis in transformed cells, but not in thasr normal counterparts (Lu et al, 2001).
During World War II, he was assigned here as a secret agent, with duties focused on intercepting Portuguese ships that smuggled diamonds from Africa to Germany.
Mr. Wolfowitz is also passing judgment on others assigned here, making the transitory Potomac here as divisive and political as the permanent one at home, some participants say.
Colonel Sulaimanzai, the provincial police official, was recently assigned here from Kabul, and he sees the tribal code as the root of the problem in a case where Afghan civil law should prevail.
"We're working with them as best as possible to ensure everyone's safety in this matter," said Sgt. Kenneth Kramer, the state trooper assigned here.
Many in Zion go so far as to suggest that divine intervention was responsible for Mr. Costner's involvement as a primary investor in Grand Slam Sports and Entertainmentof Deerfield, the company that owns the Northern League team assigned here.
Clinicians assigned here might only earn around 1,200 Egyptian pounds a month – about £100, or little more than Egypt's average monthly wage – whereas they can earn around five times as much in the private sector.
"When I got assigned here, people told me, 'That's the place where bad things happen,' " said Petty Officer Second Class Louis Lemos, 25, an accountant at the base, as he stood at the front gate.
"We're assigned here every day".
If I were to assign "Here on Earth" as reading for my students at Pace University, I would pair it with "The Rational Optimist," by Matt Ridley (someone Flannery cites a few times).
