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Shore Capital analyst Brian White said: [This approval] is a reminder of the importance of this geography to AstraZeneca with around 7% of overall sales derived from here.

The town is so central to Christianity that the very words for Christian in Arabic (Naṣārā) and in Hebrew (Notzrim) derive from here.

I'm pleased with the fact that we've gone from about a billion gallons of ethanol to over 5 billion gallons of ethanol in a very quick period of time -- mainly derived from corn here in the United States.

It's derived from the dynamics here, political and cultural.

I love New York and, like the rest of the United States, ninety per cent of my experience is derived from what happens here.

As shown in Table 1, neither this sequence nor the other two sequences derived from p7 studied here present any significant effect on the polymorphic phase behavior of DEPE.

By looking at the trees derived from different markers, here summarized at the clade level, it is obvious that agt1 and the chloroplast gene trees result in different topologies.

Of note, AP parameters (especially upstroke velocity) suggested that hESC-derived CMs were electrophysiologically less mature than those derived from the hiPSCs used here.

Those presented here derive from the work of Chapleau as well as K. Amaoka and K. Hoshino of Japan.

Mr. Viana, who has also received death threats recently, acknowledged that the coalition now in power here derives from and honors a single individual.

The main pleasures here derive from correspondence with two women, one of whom Huxley shared as a lover with his wife.