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Moreover, an example of a Banach lattice which is weakly compactly generated as a lattice but not as a Banach space is exhibited, thus answering a question of J. Diestel.

Most of the prints in the collection were exhibited; thus there are roughly 100 printed items such as caption and title cards and fliers.

"We believe the strength exhibited thus far in fourth quarter 2005 is likely to continue as eBay focuses on improving the platform for buyers and sellers via findability, payments, trust and safety, and pay-per-call (via Skype acquisition)," said Noto. "EBay continues to represent the best business model within the Internet sector".

Despite the autoimmune or inflammatory immune-mediated adverse effects which have been seen, the responses and overall survival benefits exhibited thus far warrant further clinical development.

She tacitly rejects the flabby creed of academic avant-gardism, which defines "art" as anything that an art institution chooses to exhibit, thus rendering the term so nebulous that judging it, other than as entertainment or politics, is a fool's errand.

All proteins could interact with the glass, since they had the hydrophobic interactions of their nonpolar groups, exhibiting thus their polar groups towards the water based proteins solution (high wetting forces).

The testimonies in this exhibit thus reflect on the past, present, and the future of the Baltic states.

What the public can learn about evolution when walking through a paleontological exhibit thus comes from the way fossils are arranged and from the words and graphics mounted to explain them.

Aesthetics were important in all the exhibits, and artists were invited to prepare works and installations placed side by side with more traditionally "scientific" exhibits, thus blurring that somewhat artificial distinction.

Reports have shown that cancer cells expressing stem markers exhibit chemoresistance, thus supporting the notion that undifferentiated cells are responsible for clinical relapse [7].

It thus exhibited a 'surge/contraction' form of population growth.