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During the initial hearings for the case in March, Roberts noted that Texas had put itself in an awkward position by developing a large market for specialty plates.

The Tourette International Collaborative Genetics (TIC Genetics; http://tic-genetics.org) study was established in 2011 to further our understanding of the genetic architecture of tic disorders by developing a large sample of genotypically and phenotypically well-characterized affected probands and relatives.

KIL females might also have progressively adapted to the increasingly poor sperm quality of their inbred males by developing a larger spermathecae in order take up as much sperm as possible upon mating.

Ca2+-independent type II AFPs have most likely evolved by developing a potentially larger flat ice-binding surface similar to that of other types of AFPs, that ensured strong interactions with the ice lattice even in the absence of the Ca2+ ion.

"We should also be cooperating with our European neighbours to make the most of our shared resources, for example by developing a European super-grid or large scale wind farms in the North sea".

(ii) We further parallelize this implementation by developing an HPC application that produces large SAR images on a multinode HPRC system.  .

The Qin dynasty, founded in 221 B.C., prevailed over tribalism, the default condition of large societies, by developing an official class loyal to the state rather than to family and kin.

In recent weeks the exemption has become the focus of controversy because menthol brands are heavily used by black smokers, who develop a large share of smoking-related cancers and other health risks.

When fired by a particle, they develop a large signal current that can be read across a small resistance, 100 Ω or so.

Menthol brands are heavily favored by African-American smokers, who develop a large share of smoking-related cancers.

The tentacles of this traffic extended to resource-poor Rhode Island, which by the 1740's had developed a large export business in rum, importing the necessary molasses and sugar from the West Indies.