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Ms. Sebelius acknowledged that comprehensive testing of the federal website had begun too late, just two weeks before the website went live.

Other important processes that should be taken into consideration are inflammation, immune reactions, and mutagenesis for comprehensive testing of the effect of these materials on cells and to more clearly postulate what will happen in the real human model (Hanks et al. 1996).

The gene deletion collections have frequently confirmed results from classical genetic experiments and have allowed comprehensive testing of the gene repertoire.

Whilst we agree that more direct biophysical methods to probe substrate enzyme interactions would enable more comprehensive testing of the model for substrate docking, these lie outside the scope of what is already a very large study.

The suit, which does not ask for individual monetary awards, claims that Ms. Whitman deliberately distorted information and put families at risk by encouraging them to return to apartments, schools and places of business before comprehensive tests of the air quality were available.

A comprehensive test of the state of mobile connectivity on Britain's busiest commuter routes has revealed much of the rail network is a blackspot for coverage.

The goal of this study was to integrate these two areas and provide a more comprehensive test of the cognitive model of depression.

The authors conducted a comprehensive test of the performance on fifteen study sites and compared our results to eight other publicized methods based on the Kappa coefficients calculated from the error matrices reported by ISPRS.

Development of the survey was initiated in 2008 and a comprehensive test of the application of the IPAQ questions adapted to a two-wave Internet study was carried out during the summer of 2009 via e-mail recruiting from the national Internet panel of Synovate Norway http://www.synovate.com/about/where/europe/norway.html.html

A practical and more comprehensive test of the observed field against the conditions would be to assess simultaneously the existence of reasonable MF, SV and flow models that are temporally continuous and compatible with the FF or FF+TG condition (Lesur et al., 2010).

The aim of this contribution is not a comprehensive test of the STRIP method as recent publications have been with regards to the chromium (Cr -distillation [16, 17] but means to bring this highly useful teCr -distillationomplete method description back into view in light of its many potential applications in the realm of sulfur isotope biogeochemistry.