The increasing transmission for multimedia has induced a growing requirement for security of crucial content.
"The quest for celebrity has induced Garzón to cross the line, this time," El Mundo, the Madrid daily, wrote in an editorial in September.
Its importance, as well as the great ability with which it was argued by counsel for appellee, has induced a careful re-examination of the question.
"We wound up before Judge John Oliver, one of the most activist federal judges in the country," said Moss, whose argument for the players had induced Seitz to rule for them.
Thus inspired, Seid decided to investigate how many people were using the ubiquitous software, which for two decades has induced yawns in conference rooms worldwide, for other than corporate purposes.
TNF-α regulates NOS expression and/or activity, which exerts direct effects on NO production; for example, human aortic ECs treated with TNF-α for 8 h had induced iNOS mRNA expression, but down-regulated eNOS expression [ 4].
The development of modern production systems and selection for production traits has induced a rise in the prevalence of behavioral disorders [ 6, 7].
The traditional lack of techniques suitable for in vivo imaging has induced a great interest in molecular imaging for preclinical research.
Ignatieff's argument for more cultural funding had induced the Harper government, in a mild panic, to send two ministers and a million dollars to Stratford to attest to its support.
In a hip simulator study of zirconia and CoCr heads on conventional polyethylene disks, Eberhardt et al. [ 8] reported higher levels of polyethylene wear for both materials that had induced transfer when compared to undamaged femoral heads.
