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It also owns 39 percent of BSkyB, the biggest pay-television company in the country, and is negotiating to buy the rest, in a deal that has been effectively cleared by the government over the objections of other media organizations.

At the time of his death, Halotus' public reputation had been at least partially restored, and he had accumulated some degree of wealth after he had been effectively cleared by Galba.

Th17 cells are characterized by the production of IL-17A (IL-17) and are thought to clear extracellular pathogens not effectively cleared by either Th1 or Th2 cells.

Both acute-phase proteins are indeed effectively cleared by CRRT.

20 PGB is effectively cleared by hemodialysis; 50%60%% is removed from the circulation following a 4-hour hemodialysis session.

We find that dying neurons are initially effectively cleared by microglia and non-resident macrophages and subsequently by microglia, without involvement of infiltrating neutrophils or resident astrocytes.

And he did: after he went 18 months with no disciplinary penalties, the N.H.L. effectively cleared his record by dropping his "repeat offender" status.

Mr Hunt, who was effectively cleared of wrongdoing by Mr Cameron when the Prime Minister decided not to refer him to his adviser on the Ministerial Code, faces a parliamentary motion this week calling for him to be investigated for breach of the code.

Because phylloquinone is transported with the triacylglycerol-rich fraction and menaquinones are transported both by triacylglycerol-rich lipoprotein and LDL, phylloquinone is more effectively cleared from the circulation by the liver for activation of clotting factors than menaquinones (23).

Inhaled fibers and particles such as asbestos and silica are not effectively cleared from the lung by macrophages and instead lead to chronic inflammation and fibrosis.

Retinylamine and other primary amines were employed to buffer the toxic effect of all-trans-retinal either by inhibiting the visual cycle or by chemically trapping an excess of all-trans-retinal in the form of a Schiff base when it could not be effectively cleared from photoreceptor cells by reduction to all-trans-retinol.