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Whether the former are simply remnants of incompletely removed proteins or actually functionally relevant for postmitotic transcriptional regulation is a challenging question that can be tackled with some of the aforementioned gain- and loss-of-function approaches.

The problem of making carrier pigeons accept a displaced dovecote with only a minimum of retraining had been tackled with some success by the Italian army around 1880; the French artillery captain Reynaud solved it by raising the pigeons in an itinerant dovecote.

Nevertheless, the basic research problems are being tackled with some enthusiasm and creativity, and the new 5-year program to improve TB control that was announced by the Chinese Ministry of Health on 1 April 2009 will have an impact.

Such objections should, with some preparation, be tackled with evidence of how small the cost is in the relative picture of overall industry costs as well as the far greater cost to society of the crimes involved.

Transport fuels will probably be approached with some sort of tax or fee; industrial emissions will be tackled with regulation and possibly, later on, carbon trading.

She said veins as large as a Sharpie marker can be tackled with foam sclerotherapy.

Instead he said the crisis should be tackled with a "comprehensive growth and investment programme".

The Finns have proven that health inequalities can be tackled with collective action and determination.

But its elite politics remains an intricate and frustrating puzzle to be tackled with crude techniques and unreliable sources.

Yet Japan's population issues span so many ministries that they cannot be tackled with fortress thinking.

They are simply asking for difficult issues, such as cot death, to be tackled with intelligence and sensitivity".