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Understanding the helical formation of proteins in concentrated aqueous solutions of alkylammonium-based ionic liquids (RAN-ILs) forming the glassy state is necessary to devise the guidelines for the design of ILs for use in protein cryopreservation.

Tim Child, who helped devise the guidelines and is the director of the Oxford Fertility Unit, said the decision was not taken lightly.

The Attorney General is thought to have devised the guidelines to head off more restrictive legislated curbs.

But Cathy Bellows, the chairwoman of the architectural board and a member of the committee that devised the guidelines, said a permit from her board was a requirement for the expansion project.

People involved with devising the guidelines said that banks and brokerage houses, especially those that have international private wealth divisions, will face substantial administrative costs if they fully execute the measures.

Gill Fine, a public health nutritionist who led the team devising the guidelines, said a sustained 3% drop in weight would alter the trajectory of ever-expanding waistlines.

The recommendations "don't mean you have to take drugs or you are crazy if you don't," said Dr. Bess Dawson-Hughes, senior scientist and director of the Bone Metabolism Laboratory at Tufts, who helped devise the United States guidelines.

Mr Gerger argues that economists have failed to prove any link between a firm's cash flow and share price, and that Dynegy's shares fell for many of the same reasons that caused a 90% drop in the entire energy-trading industry's shares in 2001-02.Meanwhile, the longer sentences inspired by Sarbanes-Oxley are attracting criticism even from people who helped devise the 2001 guidelines.

Mr. Tishman, who holds degrees in environmental studies, helped devise the sustainable development guidelines.

Dr. Gregory W. Albers, the chairman of the panel that devised the new guidelines, said the previous ones had emphasized only aspirin as a way to prevent ischemic stroke, which occurs when a blood clot interrupts the flow of blood to the brain.

A programmable electronic system (PES) was devised following the guideline 'Design for Simplicity' throughout its entire development.