Kofi Annan described the convention as "by far the most impressive elaboration of principle 10 of the Rio Declaration … (and) the most ambitious venture in the area of environmental democracy so far undertaken under the auspices of the United Nations".
According to a 2009 study of 11 European countries co-authored by Ms. Kelly, one of the rare international comparisons so far undertaken, 61 percent of rapes took place in a private space, most frequently the home of the victim or perpetrator.
They argue that the changes reduce transparency, with serious implications: the 12 country evaluations they have so far undertaken for the commission have found "very serious weaknesses in commission internal controls, monitoring and insufficient external audits".
In this paper we provide a brief but comprehensive survey of the entire horizon of research so far undertaken on the algorithms inspired by the honey bees.
Just 2 of those responding to our queries have so far undertaken consultation with young people themselves.
The failure of many clinical trials, thus far undertaken with broad-specificity inhibitors of MMPs, highlights the complexity of MMP biology.
Nevertheless, the identification of new genetic loci, particularly associated with the later stages of this process, indicates the genetic screens for nodulation mutants so far undertaken in M. truncatula are far from saturating.
As indicated above for Rap1A retrogenes, also the hRap1B-retro may encode for a Rap1 protein with elevated GTP content because of a mutation at position twelve (G12R), but no functional characterization of the encoded protein was so far undertaken.
Prevalence estimates of HV range from 21 to 65% [ 3- 9], with the largest study so far undertaken (involving 4,249 people aged over 30 years) reporting a prevalence of 28% [ 10].
A brief discussion will follow on the attempts so far undertaken to obtain clinically useful GRP-R-targeting radiopeptides, comprising radiohalogenated, technetium, bi- and trivalent radiometal carrying groups of compounds.
