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Rates for these processes are considerably faster for the plastidic members (FNR) of the family than for those belonging to the bacterial class (FPR).

Reports claim that in Saudi Arabia, unemployment among 15- to 19-year-olds was as high as 27.3% and up to 28% for those belonging to the 20-24 age category.

Still, the generals are seen as the best chance for those belonging to the anti-Netanyahu camp under the slogan "Anyone But Bibi," a reference to Mr. Netanyahu's common nickname.

And for those belonging to the there-are-no-coincidences-in-politics school of thought, it was five years ago on Wednesday — Oct. 17, 2007 — that the Dalai Lama received the Congressional Gold Medal in Washington.

A magical, Manichaean, neo-Biblical view of the world might be less possible for those belonging to an older generation, whose desert-island book could be, for example, Graham Greene's "The Power and the Glory," and so the death of bin Laden was, in general, treated more soberly by them.

It is found that Heat transfer through Bi-convection fins may be minimized for certain designs such as those belonging to cases A, B, D and E. On the other hand, it may be maximized as for those belonging to case C at specific values of fin indices and convection heat transfer coefficients ratio.

For instance, those belonging to 'high-GC' are all confirmed to have lost their mutT gene.

In addition, the role of persistent infection in organs of infected birds cannot be excluded, which may represent a further infection overwintering mechanism when coupled with the predation by other bird species, as, for example, those belonging to Corvidae or Falconidae families [ 91].

If desired, non-pathogenic, non-self Ags (for instance, those belonging to commensal gut microbiota) could be included in the model as a third set of Ags with their corresponding abundances, although we did not analyze their instance in this particular model.

Such adjustments are difficult for Mexicans, particularly those belonging to the middle class, because everything seemed so within reach before 1982.

Working with local law enforcement, NATO forces must also establish checkpoints along major arteries and border crossings and search all vehicles for drugs — even those belonging to senior Afghan government officials and their relatives.