It would not be until the Patent Act of 1836 that many of these issues, including what constituted originality in the context of a patent, would be addressed.
General secretary Chris Keates said: "The key message is that the coalition government is seeking to redefine what constitutes SEN, in the context of an economic austerity programme.
Access to certain types of housing, food or education even at their simplest level may, for example, constitute luxuries in the context of low-income countries.
Indeed, perhaps one of the clearest examples of an epigenetic aberration constituting a driver event was found in the context of endometrial cancer [ 12].
The guidelines: In a disclosure or bounty program brief, this is the bulk of the content, containing the scope, do's and don'ts, expectation setting, and the overall parameters that constitute good faith in the context of that particular program.
It is a dense, searching and sometimes personal effort to define what, exactly, constitutes virtuous conduct in the context of the modern U.S. military.
I have to admit, I'm not sure what would constitute a "landslide" in the context of last year's election, as defined by Belcher, the unnamed "Obama advisors" he differed with or anyone else.
It should be noted that this limited leakiness nevertheless represents specific labeling of beta cells, and does not constitute a drawback in the context of this study.
Because GPCRs play such an important role in novel drug discovery programmes of pharmaceutical companies, they may constitute interesting targets in the context of pest control strategies as well.
For example, it might be asked what degree of elevation in blood pressure or pulse pressure constitutes a risk in the context of INPH.
