CMPs add a new legal weapon to the government's armoury, permitting intelligence to be introduced into a case but withheld in full from a claimant.
CMPs add a more versatile legal weapon to the government's armoury, permitting intelligence to be introduced into a case while withholding it in full from a claimant.
"The fact that" is a particularly salubrious expression, and it and similar phrases should be introduced into a sentence whenever possible.
Potentially harmful bacteria can be introduced into a cut, which thus provides a portal of entry for organisms that may then cause an infection.
But equally evident is the strain in transforming cute and cozy ethnic types from the Broadway production of 1958 into a set of positive Asian role models that might be introduced into a public school presentation in 2002.
But equally evident is the strain in transforming cute and cozy ethnic types into a set of positive role models that might be introduced into a public school presentation in 2002.
Ten years ago, Dr. Helen Blau of Stanford demonstrated that a gene could be introduced into a mouse to stimulate production of normal levels of human growth hormone in the bloodstream for as long as three months, compared with 10 minutes if the drug were taken directly.
It looks as if someone was wise enough to buy up the contents of the painter's studio, and what we have here is a set of figure studies and costume designs, such as might be introduced into a larger canvas, a city view.
For observation of its rotational spectrum, a molecule must possess a permanent electric dipole moment and have a vapour pressure such that it can be introduced into a sample cell at extremely low pressures (5 50 millitorr; one millitorr equals 1 × 10−3 millimetre of mercury or 1.93 × 10−5 pound per square inch).
There are a number of ways in which skewness may be introduced into a t-distribution.
This information can be introduced into a PBPK model as Bayes parameter values, i.e., an implementation of population mean values and their respective standard deviation.
