A similar observation, but to a lesser extent, was made in HeLa cells, in which MLN4924 treatment failed to cause DEPTOR accumulation (Supplementary Figure S3, lanes 3 and 4 versus 1 and 2; and 7 and 8 versus 3 and 4).
So the Dome's extent is making itself known.
But not to the extent that is being made out.
Wright stressed that meeting the needs of Iraq's children in 2008 depends, to a great extent, on sufficient financial resources being made available.
But the correspondence between status and pay is ambiguous; it is not clear to what extent pay is made to fit the status and to what extent status follows from pay.
To the extent money was made, it was kept by participants, not reflected in an overall income statement.
Whoever the recipients are, they should be investigated for their roles in the crash and, to the extent possible, be made to pay for the bailouts.
Production and storage capacity planning: to adjust the locations' capacities, it must be decided to what extent capacities are made available in which existing or opened plant and warehouse locations of which supply chain stage in which time period.
We observed how the technologies proposed to manage those representations were successful only to the extent they were made able to adapt to the dynamic and open conventions that actors adopted during their activities.
According to the bill, letting patients know that providers are legally required to make certain statements "is antithetical to the purpose and effectiveness of the disclosures, and evidences a hostility to the required disclosures and signals to the pregnant mothers that the required disclosures, to the extent they are made at all, should be ignored".
