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The government defended the proposals, saying a "more balanced" view needed to be developed on whether cases were in the public interest.

During a visit by colleagues Cliff Patlak and Ron Blasberg, from the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland, a lively discussion developed on whether it was possible to mathematically compensate for a decreasing concentration of solute in blood.

The challenge over the next few years will be to see whether each project has to be painstakingly developed on an individual basis, or whether a modular framework or a generic 'toolkit' can be developed to provide flexible interconnectable enzymatic components.

Sample return of Meridiani rocks might well provide more certainty regarding whether life developed on Mars". The Mars rover mission is not designed to look for microbial life but to look for evidence of whether conditions were once right for life.

Sadly, the question of whether the rot developed on Leahy's watch, or only after he left, appears not to have been addressed.

These results are consistent in all experimental conditions irrespective of whether the embryos developed on a plastic substrate, in gels of varying stiffness or in hanging drops.

To check whether a biofilm developed on the surface of the silicone samples after exposure to the selected bacterial and yeast strains, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) images were made on a regular basis.

The difference in hsp-16.2 induction cannot be explained by the amount of live bacteria in the intestinal tract, as there was no significant difference in the number of live bacteria in the intestine of 2-day old nematodes exposed to the 536 strain whether they were developed on OP50 or 536.

For energization of three-phase transformers, several strategies have been developed that depend on whether the residual flux can be measured and whether independent-pole-operated or three-pole-operated circuit-breakers are used.

"I see poker as one tool to develop the kind of cognitive abilities that a lot of people don't seem to be developing on their own, whether because those skills aren't taught effectively in school or because they're not learning it from their parents," Mr. Woods said.

Disagreement between developed and developing countries on whether to ditch the protocol was one of the biggest reasons why the Copenhagen climate summit in 2009 failed to reach a clear conclusion.