So, in 2012, the question will go to the voters, where it belongs, since elections should be arguments over principles.
Geologic continuations of the Pallanza promontory, the islets are named for the Borromeo family, to whom they have belonged since the 12th century.
On Feb. 24, 1912, she led the women of her Hadassah Study Circle, to which she had belonged since 1907, in forming the Hadassah Chapter of the Daughters of Zion; in 1914 the group's name was changed to Hadassah, the Hebrew name for the biblical Queen Esther.
This is where behavioral care rightfully belongs, since 60 to 90% of visits to physicians are either patients who are somatizing or have problems of stress and distress complicating and hampering the treatment of physical disease.
Ideally, the counter-selection FRT-like sequences should come from a subclass, to which an FRT-like site of interest belongs, since all sequences in this subclass have identical functionally important proximal-8 region.
Any individual SNP with no correlation with the trait may impair the joint effect estimate in the SNP set to which it belongs since CPCA, as traditional PCA, only focuses on approximating the underlying data distribution.
If the researcher suspects that certain target genes can be a therapeutic target, how can he/she know the effect of their expression on the rest of the processes that this target gene does not belong, since it expresses with a different set of coexpressed genes?
Many restaurants try to fill this vacuum, but none does it so well as Harry Cipriani, which has provided diners with an almost nostalgic sense of not belonging since 1985.
It meets in the same black church, Wheeler Avenue Baptist, that Mr. Smith has belonged to since age 6 and where he is a deacon.
His church, the Christian evangelical congregation he has belonged to since his childhood and to which he had donated a generous amount of Global Crossing and Avanex stock, took a big hit.
