For instance, if some members of a class cannot be found and there is money in a settlement left over, the leftovers might be given to a charitable fund that comes close to the interests of the class members.
The BBC's Will Ross in Abuja says it appears somewhat astonishing that the girls cannot be found when there are reports they have been moved around in convoys of vehicles.
In most cases, if appropriate medical care cannot be found quickly, there follows unmerciful, violent and painful spasms until the child suffers death, as the infant can no longer be nursed or breastfed.
If a solution cannot be found, only then is there a duty to provide accommodation, which is restricted to those in priority need.
Formal probate is used when there is some issue with the estate, such as when an heir cannot be found, the Will is missing, there is a dispute about who should act as PR, or there is a dispute between the heirs [1].
Besides this, a gene is deemed essential in silico when there is no solution to (2), i.e. there cannot be found a flux distribution such that the biomass equation carries flux.
From 2001 to 2010, the solar activity had decreased rather monotonically; however, there cannot be found appreciable effect of such decreasing solar activity in Figure 10.
At least the HP1 interaction seems to be conserved in the N-terminus of the mammal Suv39h1 proteins [ 13], however, there cannot be found conserved amino acid residues N-terminal of the chromo domain between insect and vertebrate proteins (Fig. 2 and data not shown).
"The effect of the supreme court's decision is that a member of a group cannot be found guilty of an offence unless there is proof that he or she positively intended that it should be committed.
"I can confidently say the structures we're working on cannot be found on older rocks — until now, there has been nothing that is this well preserved,' co-author Nora Noffke, associate professor of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences at Old Dominion University, told U.S. News.
