But after Greece had become a Roman province, Greek art fell increasingly under the patronage of Romans and was devoted either to expressing Roman ideals or to reproducing older works of art.
Particular studies have been devoted either to NDT modeling with an emphasis on some theoretical issues, or they have been based exclusively on experimental results.
A good deal of the work that has been done defending moral realism is devoted either to meeting these burdens or to showing that they do not pose a special problem just for morality.
Each is devoted either to a whole organism [ZFIN for zebrafish, BDGP and FlyBase for Drosophila, MEPD for Medaka, Anissed for Ciona, XDB3 for Xenopus, GXD and EMAGE for mouse (Haudry et al., 2008)], or to a specific part of the organism at a specific developmental stage or during the period between two developmental stages.
ETA has been the focus of several research works, devoted either to the identification of ETA's metabolites or to the development of novel derivatives potentially useful to fight against tuberculosis.
It commits them to banning all tobacco advertising and sponsorships to the extent allowed by their constitutions, requires that at least 30percentt of a tobacco product's package be devoted to health warnings and either urges or mandates tobacco taxes, measures to protect against secondhand smoke, a crackdown on smuggling and steps to block sales to minors.
Other ads will be devoted to themes.
The existing mean-absolute deviation models are devoted to either stochastic portfolio optimization or fuzzy one.
However, most of the discussions in these works are devoted to either systems of ODE or weakly coupled systems of reaction-diffusion equations.
Additionally, the QOLIE-31 includes only three questions to evaluate the effect of drugs and gives them the lowest weight (0.03) throughout the questionnaire, while a total of eleven questions are devoted to either social or cognitive function and they are given the greatest weight in the questionnaire (0.21 and 0.27 respectively) [ 23].
