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Before converting to HD great emphasis must be put on establishing vascular access since in general patients converted to HD via CVCs tend to do worse than patients staying on PD [ 62].

The investigation was put on hold until 2011 when the Australian Animal Health Laboratory established its next-generation sequencing capability.

More emphasis is put on potential--and less on actual accomplishments--than for established researchers.

My sources tell me that the higher-ups in the Telegraph, it seemed, couldn't be associated with this company as a winner of an awards it was putting on". Wonga, established four years ago by the South African entrepreneur Errol Damelin, provides short-term loans via its website.

Ouattara has said he will be put on trial and a truth and reconciliation commission established.

In addition, reserves must be established to meet the demands that will be put on her body during pregnancy, delivery, and the postdelivery period.

Their plans also call for establishing a Nikola Tesla Science Center in the laboratory building, where Tesla memorabilia would be put on display.

They are putting on a mask.

Moreover, officials said, the researchers failed to notify the agency when two earlier volunteers in the experiment suffered side effects so severe that the study should have been put on immediate hold, according to rules established in advance by the scientists and the FDA.

After the plant is put on the bag it is recommended that watering should occur only until the roots are established in the Growbag.

The access to elected office (AEO) fund, established by the coalition government in 2012, was put on hold after last May's general election.