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One area of innovative treatment is already covered by ethical review by demand of licensing regulations, and that is the use of new pharmaceuticals and the application of licensed pharmaceuticals to new indications.

The Chronicle of Melrose states that he was elected "by demand of the clergy, and of the people; and with the consent of the king himself", perhaps indicating that the decision had already been made by the Glasgow clergy before the formal election at Perth.

After the first consultation, medical consultations will be offered by demand of the participant.

26 After the first consultation, medical consultations were offered by demand of the participant or the therapists.

Expression of nitrate assimilation related transcripts therefore showed positive correlation to the general growth rate of the plant, and it can be postulated that the reactions were regulated by demand of reduced nitrate for synthesis of building blocks for biomass.

Darcy was an actual man but he spent all his time being constrained by demands of society.

The Italian news media reported that Mr. Bersani's negotiations had been complicated by demands of a presidential candidate who was acceptable to Mr. Berlusconi.