The phrase "at the caa" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific location or context, but without additional information, it is unclear when it can be used.
Example: "I will meet you at the caa for our discussion."
Alternatives: "at the location" or "at the venue".
Study design was a prospective SR of SRs based on the FFC registered at the CAA Web site in Japan.
Michelle Ott recently showed some of her work for few hours at artExchange at the CAA conference in NYC.
Tony Rapson, head of general aviation at the CAA, said the rules were about improving the current system rather than fundamentally changing it.
And Mr. Friedman, who knows his way around a room, was happy to point out that he was the only journalist at the CAA party, the fiesta for the major agency and its clients.
Harry Bush, director of economic regulation at the CAA, said: "In straitened times there is likely to be less demand as people and companies shop around for cheaper alternatives".
Additional evidence supporting this conclusion is the finding that the introduction of a stable stem-loop structure at the 5' end of the (CAA)4 CAT-FLAG mRNA−to block ribosomal recruitment at the cap-structure−inhibited expression of both proteins by more than 250-fold(Figure 1B; see 5' hairpin, long exposure).
These latest restrictions will be re-assessed by the CAA at 1900.
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After blank subtraction from the fluorescence readings, the area under the curve of fluorescence versus time was integrated to calculate the CAA value at each concentration of the samples as follows: (1) CAA unit = 1 − ∫ SA / ∫ CA × 100 where ∫SA is the integrated area under the sample fluorescence versus time curve and ∫CA is the integrated area from the control curve.
