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The warning said, however, that searches that do not specify a travel date produce screens of data that do not put the surcharge forward immediately.

Many vaccine candidates tested to date produce these conventional Abs, but none have yet induced broadly reactive neutralizing antibodies (bnAbs).

It is generally believed that rice plants with a delayed heading date produce relatively more biomass than early heading plants, such as Ghd7 (Xue et al. 2008), DTH8 (Wei et al. 2010), Hd1 (Yano et al. 2000) and DTH7 (Gao et al. 2014).

In A. thaliana, all TAS loci identified to date produce phased 21 nt sRNAs, with the phase being set by miRNA or siRNA cleavage [ 15, 31, 37, 38].

Two colleges in Manchester are set to unite in the largest further education merger to date, producing a college the size of a medium university with a budget of £120m.

Drawing on a stellar ensemble of vocal talent (Roll Deep's Flow Dan, Warrior Queen, Ricky Ranking), London Zoo was the most coherent work to date produced by underground mainstay Kevin Martin (avant-garde magus turned dubstep enthusiast).

Now 77, Dame Iris is without question one of the finest writers of her generation, to date producing 26 novels including the hugely acclaimed The Sea, The Sea, The Black Prince and The Red And The Green.

Tar sands (also known as oil sands) have been a target of green campaigners for several years, as the extraction of low quality oil from sands – chiefly in Canada to date – produces far greater greenhouse gas emissions than conventional oil drilling operations, and requires vast quantities of water.

Tapping on a date produces a pop-up window with your schedule.

Every hematophagous invertebrate studied to date produces at least one inhibitor of coagulation.

To help address these fundamental questions, the biologically inspired robotics community has to date produced many great works, far too many to summarize in one brief article.