Consequently, the majority of asteroid sizes have been and will probably continue to be obtained with indirect techniques.
Under the new federal guidelines, stem cells will continue to be obtained by deliberately destroying human embryos, if only frozen ones destined to be discarded by fertility clinics.
Knowledge about the protein and nucleic acid basis of living systems continues to be obtained at an accelerating rate, with the sequencing of the human genome as a major landmark along this path of discovery.
Moreover, since the benefits of near-total resection of diffuse gliomas have long been recognized, tissue may continue to be obtained in most cases even if a diagnosis may be made by other means.
"Poor regulation and lax implementation mean that investors continue to be granted land obtained illegally or under dubious circumstances," says Vani Sathisan, legal adviser at the International Commission of Jurists, a human rights NGO that has been focusing on the fate of land at the edges of the city.
Despite the high rents, demand remains strong in part because it continues to be difficult to obtain a mortgage.
The fact that agencies will continue to be able to obtain other citizens' metadata without a warrant will be raised by Greens senators and the Liberal Democratic crossbencher David Leyonhjelm during the Senate debate.
Moreover, this share of the population has been steadily increasing over the past decades and the general expectation is that most households will continue to be able to obtain ample housing and mobility services via the market.
The use of crystal sponges to determine molecular structure and absolute stereochemistry has great promise and, regardless of the MOFs that are developed for this purpose, we believe that the current procedures will continue to be applicable towards obtaining reliable high-quality data.
In fact, a major challenge to understanding more about the links between climate and infectious disease continues to be the difficulty in obtaining regular time series of disease data (National Research Council 2001).
