Green gram showed a very wide range of response to nano-ZnO application in the first experiment; therefore, the second experiment on the interaction of concentration and exposure duration to nano-ZnO was envisaged only with this crop.
But maybe other forms of accountability could be envisaged, not only to confront child soldiers with their deeds but also to allow their appropriate reintegration into communities and society at large.
A search had to be envisaged not only over a large range of masses but also many possible decay modes: in pairs of photons, Z bosons, W bosons, τ leptons, and b quarks.
Future expansions of these studies at the epigenetic level could be envisaged based not only on the comparison of the two clones but also on changes of the REST levels in either clone induced, for example, by stimulation, inhibition, and pharmacological treatments.
It shows that PCB47 and PCB100 only act as GR antagonists, and this antagonistic response can only be envisaged when these compounds are co-exposed with 5 μM budesonide.
The leaders of the 15 members of the European Union warned Iraq that it must disarm "immediately and fully," but said that Europe wants to achieve this disarmament peacefully and war should only be envisaged as a last resort.
The force with which Truth and Method came to shape the conjunctures of contemporary hermeneutics can only be envisaged by taking into account how, over the past 40 years, the discussion of philosophical hermeneutics has, by and large, been a discussion of Gadamer's work.
To elucidate this a brain area and a neural system had to be envisaged that were involved only in motivational salience attribution to highly salient stimuli.
Other regional drug delivery strategies should only be envisaged in the setting of clinical trials (recommendation).
However, such complex experiments can only be envisaged after ensuring that the phenotypes resulting from RNAi are specifically due to silencing of the target gene.
Family tracing should be the first priority and intercountry adoption should only be envisaged for a child once these tracing efforts have proved fruitless, and stable in-country solutions are not available.
