But actually, Mr. Ellis had mostly made up his mind five days earlier, having conferred with his staff and read an order by a state judge imploring an appeals court to postpone the execution to allow DNA tests that defense lawyers said might exonerate Mr. McGinn of raping his 12-year-old stepdaughter.
State Department spokesman James P. Rubin said Talbott earlier had conferred with Azerbaijani leaders in their capital, Baku, in an attempt to mediate the dispute between the two countries over Nagorno-Karabakh, an enclave surrounded by Azerbaijan but populated mainly by ethnic Armenians.
By transplantation of donor bone marrow resistant to infection, the patient described earlier was conferred with the ability to increase his CD4+ count despite presence of infection in other cells of the body.
Overall, early menarche conferred a 42% increase in the risk of development of diabetes independently of adult BMI.
These results suggest that this early response conferred protection against cell death as no apoptotic cells were detected at this time period.
Recent experiments demonstrated that cardiac PKA activation using concomitant β2-AR/CGRP-receptor stimulation with the receptor agonists (i.e., terbutaline and CGRP) at early reperfusion conferred additive cardioprotection with a 74% LV-IS-reduction compared with saline [ 10].
To assess whether subjects recording early worsening conferred an ascertainment bias upon the association between treatment and subsequent worsening, an additional model incorporating time from CIS onset to initiation of first DMT as a predictor variable was run as a sensitivity analysis.
Mounting evidence suggests that earlier detection confers a survival advantage, with a 3-year survival of 70% in those treated in WHO-FC I and II, compared with 3-year survival rates of 50% and 20% in those who are in WHO-FC III or IV, respectively, at diagnosis [ 3].
An earlier version wrongly conferred a knighthood on Paul Scofield.
Abramson clearly should have conferred earlier with Baquet, a failure that contributed to the impression that she could be an unskilled and insensitive executive.
But Mr. Kheel, who had conferred earlier in the day with top ne gotiators for the guild unit at The Times later went to the talks at The Times after leav ing The News.
