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Hubanks, P. et al. MODIS atmosphere L3 gridded product algorithm theoretical basis document Collection 005 Version 1.1 Tech.

Phillips, H. A., Ridgway, J. R., Minster, J.-B., Yi, D. & Bentley, C. Geoscience Laser Altimeter System (GLAS) Algorithm Theoretical Basis Document Version 2.0: Tidal Corrections Center for Space Research, University of Texas (1999).

Both the online prescription and its printed version were considered; in case of inconsistency between the two versions, the latter was deemed to prevail, since the prescription hard copy still represents the basis document for chemotherapy preparation.

"Nonetheless, the Bank of England has been assisting the SFO's criminal investigations into Libor manipulation by employees at commercial banks and brokers by providing, on a voluntary basis, documents and records requested by the SFO". Panorama: The Big Bank Fix will be broadcast on BBC One on Monday 10 April at 20.30.

Also a comprehensive experience reported in a large, multicentre, open-label study that enrolled more than 3000 patients on a compassionate-need basis documented single-agent GEM to be reasonably safe and to offer a median overall survival of 4.8 months (Storniolo et al, 1999).

Multi-document summarization generates a compact summary by extracting the relevant sentences from a collection of documents on the basis of document topics.

The report of the Working Group is attached as Appendix D. 15.This agenda item was discussed on the basis of document GFCM SAC/99/2.

A list of available surveys is attached as Appendix H. 31.This agenda item was introducted by the Secretariat on the basis of document GFCM SAC/99/3.

The commissioner can grant or refuse leave to appeal on the basis of documents relating to your case.

A number of the eight-strong panel of senior lawyers who sit on the IPT will meet and reach a decision on the basis of documents provided by the agencies or whichever public body is the subject of the complaint.

In 2012, the Turkish government accused approximately three hundred people of plotting a coup, on the basis of documents that had been printed in Calibri but were purported to date from as early as 2003.