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In February the FASB's European counterpart adopted a rule requiring stock options to be treated as a cost.
At higher salt concentration, B. subtilis SSB, like its E. coli counterpart, adopts the SSB 70) binding mode with each SSB tetramer binding to two dT35 oligonucleotides and one dT70 oligonucleotide.
Comparing 3-D and 2-D asymmetric models of industrial glass disks reveals that the 3-D resonances are close to their 2-D counterparts adopting the Mindlin model.
Its clients come in all colors and are united by a single thread: They all have money;and a desire to flaunt it.; But when they flaunt it, they do so in exactly the same ways as their old-money counterparts, adopting the same status symbols.
After 15 h of culture, the astrocytes treated with Ro3303544 remained rounded with intense peripheral actin rings (Fig 2C), in contrast to their control counterparts, which adopted a typical astrocytic morphology.
The new UMass union is separate from its California counterpart but has adopted the same name.
European airlines actually beat their American counterparts in adopting fee schedules that catch even some seasoned travelers off guard.
That is because wireless companies in those parts of the world have leapfrogged their American counterparts by adopting a single technical standard for digital cellular.
At the time, Japanese and some European firms outperformed their American counterparts by adopting flexible work systems and participatory management practices.
To increase the reach of functional-genomic and chemical screening programs, universities, research institutes, and governments have followed their industrial counterparts in adopting high-throughput paradigms.
However, despite the NRL insisting that it is working with other governing bodies to maintain uniformity within the rules of the sport, Super League will not follow its Australian counterparts in adopting a reduction next year.
