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This could be coordinated by an enhanced Easo (European Asylum Support Office).
In the previous study, it was demonstrated that the Sr2+ and Cs+ cations in the Bu3MeN-TFSI ionic liquid could be coordinated by DCH18C6 and BOBCalixC6, respectively, and formed the DCH18C6·Sr2+ and BOBCalixC6·2Cs+ ions, which would be cathodically reduced to Sr- and Cs-amalgam at a mercury film electrode (MFE).
Poroshenko said the ban on Russian males ages 16 to 60 would prevent the creation of "private" armies that could be coordinated by Russian armed forces inside Ukrainian territory, something Kiev accused Moscow of doing during the lead-up to the annexation of Crimea in 2014 as well as in the eastern regions of Ukraine, where an armed conflict with Moscow-backed militias has killed more than 10,300.
A number of short-term projects are envisioned that could be coordinated by various expert members of the network.
Therefore, we favor a model in which cohesin's functions and conformations could be coordinated by the different states in the hydrolysis cycle of ATPase active sites.
These biochemical mechanisms associated with the initiation of shoot formation during protocorm - like body (PLB) organogenesis could be coordinated by the removal of TDZ in callus maintenance medium.
Outpatient and even inpatient treatment could be coordinated more effectively by optimizing and economizing work flows in the outpatients' ward [ 16, 17].
We hypothesized that the cellular arrangements necessary for lung epithelial tube formation could be coordinated, in part, by the PCP signalling pathway to regulate tissue morphogenesis.
The suggested measures could be coordinated and implemented by the local district health departments in collaboration with health facilities, local community organizations, government agencies, and UN partners.
To facilitate the introduction of panel management into primary care, we sought to develop an evidence-based "toolkit" of core strategies to improve panel-wide outcomes in smoking cessation and hypertension that could be coordinated and carried out by Panel Management Assistants (PMAs) in a VA primary care setting.
