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The lack of freight subsidies is also causing concern in the rail and banking industries that the debt agreements of some joint ventures might need to be revised to extend the repayment of investment costs over more years.

All other mRNAs and ESTs are then aligned to the genomic sequence and boundaries with the previously included transcripts are revised to extend exons or include new ones.

Laws on waterpipe tobacco pack health warning labels should be revised to accommodate for this difference by extending health warnings to waterpipe accessories and parts of waterpipe-serving premises.

Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr., the Republican sponsor of the original pay-to-play bill, said Tuesday that "it's imperative that this legislation be fundamentally revised" to extend to all levels of government and to prohibit county organizations from sending funds to other counties.

Dental contracts have been revised to reflect these changes, which include extending opening hours and also allowed for the creation of open access slots during the working day.

That has now been revised to 28,000.

Yesterday, that was revised to 670.5 million.

(The instructions have since been revised to reflect this).

Intensive care services have an important position in relation to these types of casualties and our major incident plan had to be revised and extended to include bioterrorism and infectious disease strategies [ 21, 22].

This approximation is likely to be acceptable for a cell type such as adipocytes, where the majority of ROS is signalling-associated, but would certainly need to be revised in order to extend the model to other cell types such as muscle for which mitochondrially produced ROS constitutes a larger fraction of the total.

As this model was originally developed as a minimal model to discuss theoretical issues of metabolic flux analysis (and less biological aspects), it had to be revised and extended considerably.