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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).
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But the procedures followed by the Senate are to a great extent being made up as the trial goes along.
So the Dome's extent is making itself known.
To the extent money was made, it was kept by participants, not reflected in an overall income statement.
Tumour necrosis was graded as 'absent' (none), 'focal' (<10% of tumour surface area), 'moderate' (10 30% tumour surface area), or 'extensive' (>30% of tumour surface area) in each section before an assessment of overall extent of necrosis was made.
The extent of this change was made clear when the Pres., in what is the most alarming set of remarks made by any Pres.
After the extent of Gibson's deception was made public, Penguin pulled The Whole Pantry from circulation in Australia, and its US publisher scrapped its April launch.
Since all these studies were done in the USA, and the Netherlands' health care system and patients are different to a major extent, the choice for replication was made.
To some extent, he was making up for the fact that in the last half of 2000, he made little effort to raise money for himself, concentrating instead on soliciting for Representative Rick A. Lazio's bid for the Senate.
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.
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.
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