In order to achieve diversity with respect to the protecting group pattern of the guanidine moiety, it was envisaged to introduce this functionality at a late stage.
Given that sib-mating coupled with bidirectional CI contribute to maintaining host specialization, it may be envisaged to introduce agents with different host niche and infected with different Wolbachia strains.
Our group envisaged the possibility of introducing a hydrophilic and a hydrophobic functional group at either face of this planar building block by introducing these functional groups in a biaryl moiety.
If she envisaged this as a way of introducing herself to the voters who will never have paid much attention to her in the past, she will have made an impact.
Although most participants easily identified the benefits of PrEP, were able to envisage how it would fit into existing services and were supportive of introducing it in their countries, they also expressed numerous concerns.
First, prototypes were used for the development of the Radial Network Theory of Brugman (1988 [1981]; Brugman & Lakoff 1988), who proposed to model the sense network of polysemous words by introducing in the architecture of lexical items the center-periphery relation envisaged by Rosch.
"The Canadian experience tells us that minimum pricing works and that introducing MUP could save more lives and avoid more hospital admissions than the Sheffield researchers originally envisaged, and thus reduce alcohol's burden on society," says Katherine Brown, the IAS's director of policy.
"It is a draconian proposal because it would envisage getting rid of ordinary principles of common law which put the burden on the prosecution to prove its case by introducing a rebuttable presumption," the Conservative MP said.
Two amendments to the motion introducing the party's new policy on drugs were passed: it now explicitly legalises the sale of cannabis and envisages doctors being allowed to prescribe heroin to addicts.
Since April 1998, the formal negotiations envisaged under the EAI proceeded under a general agreement among 34 countries, which created a timetable for a series of multilateral summits that aimed at introducing the FTAA by 2005.
