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Despite concerns over the potential cost, construction of the Memorial eventually came in at £400,000 under budget, in part because a number of the contractors concerned carried out their work free of charge.

Mr Kerry, flanked by Mr Lavrov and the UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, told reporters at the UN in Geneva that both countries were deeply concerned about acts being carried out on both sides in Syria and that they were committed to working together.

Several other clinical studies focusing on platelets as potential biomarkers for sepsis diagnosis and prognostication have been carried out but almost all concerned patients with sepsis as an inclusion criterion [32, 33].

15 There is a consensus in the medical scientific community that genetic tests should be carried out only after the person concerned has given free and informed consent.

The evaluation of the differences in H-score values of all the concerned proteins between PCa and PHp tissues were carried out by Mann–Whitney U-test.

Similar considerations can be made as far as the second phase III clinical study carried out in the Asia Pacific Area is concerned [ 7].

He added that the four had entered the country as tourists on February 11 and 12 but some of them "carried out media activity without a licence from the concerned authorities, in addition to committing acts that violate the law".

In case of adding another aliquot to the content of a well in an MMV, a transfer from the concerned MMV to an MMV having deeper wells (recipient MMV) was carried out in advance and then an additive transfer from an MMV (donor MMV) was made (see Fig. 3a).

Archaeologists remain concerned about illegal trading of antiquities and some believe insufficient checks are carried out into their provenance.

The annual survey of popular attitudes carried out by the Pew Institute last year showed 41% of those questioned as concerned about food safety compared with only 12% in 2008.

In addition, any preventive, diagnostic, and therapeutic intervention must only be carried out with the prior, free, and informed consent of the person concerned (article 6).