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An application for regulatory approval of Xanelim is being held up because a study failed to prove the companies could make consistent batches of the drug, officials at Xoma and Genentech said.

Ideally, the RPU framework could be extended to reporter proteins besides GFP, so that different laboratories could make consistent RPU measurements with arbitrary reporters, and so that the synthetic biology community would only have to agree upon a common reference promoter.

Failure to achieve this explains in good part why GM couldn't make consistent money building cars in North America, even though it produces them in tremendous volume.

Livni urged Kerry to oppose both resolutions, even if one could be made consistent with Kerry's own framework, and he agreed.

It is hard to see how contiguity could be made consistent with the universal nature of attraction.

Hendrik Lorentz developed the transformations to explain the experiment and Poincaré showed how the transformations could be made consistent with the principle of relativity.

Note that the theory of a self-catalytic origin of aneuploidy in principle could be made consistent with the proposition on adaptive aneuploidy in cancer.

Those movies make consistent huge profits for studios, which could be in the billions.

"People make consistent matches between shape properties," he says.

If the United States were to walk away, it would be removing itself from a process that could make the court consistent with our interests and our legacy as a champion of international justice.

Establishing wider agreement could make documentation more consistent, thus reducing inaccuracies and making patient problem information more readily accessible.