The statement said that the company "will be engaged exclusively in the insurance business" after its emergence from bankruptcy, which it expects this spring.
The choice of anaesthetic drugs led to a rapid and smooth emergence from anaesthesia, which allowed an early neurological assessment.
We hoped that such agents might also allow fast emergence from anesthesia, which might ultimately benefit patients while improving operational efficiencies.
However, to minimize the infective risk of simian retroviral infections to the general population, remedial measures must occur in those original environments from which emergence occurred: rainforests or other habitats in which primates thrive (Bisong 1999).
Given the genetic and functional complexity of this ancestral LUCA organism, it seems necessary that a long period of time separated the first life on earth and the emergence of the cell from which extant life diverged.
In the early 1960s, Imam Musa al-Sadr began mobilizing segments of the Shiite community, eventually resulting in the emergence of Amal, the organization from which Hezbollah would one day split, in 1975.
But the emergence of new havens, from which Al Qaeda and its affiliates could plot new attacks, raises difficult questions for the United States on how to combat the growing threat, and creates the possibility that increased missile strikes are in the offing in Yemen and Somalia.
These popularisations then led to the emergence of memetics, a field from which Dawkins has distanced himself.
He usually depicts a single figure in various dynamic states of emergence from the background, which is invariably a fractured, irregularly shaped wall.
Thus, varying codon placement along a message may confer variable rates of polypeptide emergence from the ribosome, which may influence the capacity to fold toward the native state.
