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For these reasons the NCR reflects the extent of resolved criminality in Sweden.

This strategic decision will be determined by the extent of governments' resolve across most of the GCC to increase domestic energy prices to be more in line with international benchmarks, e.g., [8].

The evolution of proton magnetization with irradiation time and intensity was recorded and correlated with volumetric polymerization shrinkage, extent of reaction and spatially resolved reaction rates.

Some Israeli officials privately acknowledge that the extent of the Bush Administration's resolve in derailing the Iranian effort to build a bomb will be tied to the progress and outcome of the war on terrorism.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 - A three-judge panel trying to resolve the extent of the rights of Guantánamo prisoners to challenge their detentions sharply questioned a Bush administration lawyer on Thursday when he argued that the detainees had no right to be heard in federal appeals courts.

Additional mapping using polymorphisms and visible markers will resolve the extent of misassembly.

Additional sequence data from the ASGR also could resolve the extent of gene duplication in this region.

Thus, linkage analysis in the present set of families has limited power to resolve the extent of overlap between variants affecting trehalase levels and diabetes risk, and further association studies were conducted.

As randomised trials might be the only way to resolve the extent of overtreatment, researchers in countries that have not yet implemented breast cancer screening should consider trials that include the harms of screening.

A preliminary analysis was unable to definitively resolve the extent of genetic coupling between the S. velum host and its symbionts in populations along the southern New England coast [ 26].

Not only would this resolve the extent of variation that may be inherent between individual embryos and the different mouse strains used in biomedical research, it may also provide an objective baseline for identifying developmental abnormalities that may be difficult to assess by qualitative criteria alone.