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Proposing that a 10-year-old can consent to sex with an adult is far more serious than any action so far attributed to Labour's deputy leader.

The principal functions so far attributed to egg proteins are: (i) provision of nutrients for the developing embryo; (ii) protection from microbial attack; and (iii) transport of nutrients into the developing embryo [33].

The functions so far attributed to atypical linkages are very diverse.

Republicans should have known they're in serious trouble when Karl Rove himself said on Fox News earlier this month that McCain and his campaign had "gone one step too far, attributing to Obama things that are, you know, beyond the 100percenttruthtestestest

The error has so far been attributed to a senior controller at the Chicago Center's radar facility in Aurora, Ill., who, officials said, dropped information about the United Express jet from his radar screen, having already recognized it on its way to O'Hare International Airport in Chicago from Greensboro, N.C.

Such high ORR activity is is superior to many MOFs derived noble metal free electrocatalysts reported so far, and attributed to that the 1%Fe doped could retain the well-defined cubic morphology of the IRMOF-3, resulting in high surface area and large total pore volume, high nitrogen content and high density of electrocatalytic active N-species.

All biological effects of sirtuins have so far been attributed to their enzymatic activity.

Two functions have thus far been attributed to FOXP3, the restriction of TCR-signaled cytokine gene expression by FOXP3+ cells, and the active suppression of cytokine production by FOXP3- cells mediated by FOXP3+ cells.

However, no invasive role had thus far been attributed to HUWE1.

Thus R334 is the first NBD1 residue known to affect Hsp104 hexamer assembly, since oligomer formation has so far been attributed to NBD2 (Parsell et al., 1994; Schirmer et al., 2001).

The reasons for the increased susceptibility is so far not attributed to genetic differences per se, but may be found in the complex interplay between gene expression and early and later life exposures.