Unveiled in May, the proposed rules state that NIH-funded scientists must fully disclose virtually all financial ties to industry, including travel reimbursement, speaking fees, and consulting fees, that might be perceived as compromising research objectivity.
According to Robert Schoelle, the village administrator, Garden City "is virtually fully developed".
"The building had been virtually fully leased before the attack," Mr. Ollari said.
THE Atlantic League is an exotic baseball backwater, fully professional yet virtually off the radar of even rabid fans.
By their own admission, the current management of the Goodspeed fully intends to virtually abandoning the existing theater even if they were to build here rather than in Middletown.
The word at Leicester is that Tuilagi, who last played in October 2014, is virtually fully fit and is expected to make his comeback in the next month, but the artificial pitch at Allianz Park is deemed to be too hard a surface following his slow recovery from a serious groin injury.
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As material production has been virtually fully automated, information and communication technologies as well as digitalisation are used to "enhance" the production of meanings and meaningfulness.
These results suggest that black catchup in raw grades can be virtually fully accounted for by differences in variances of grades across time as well as differences in grading practices across courses that blacks and whites take.
It was found that only after the support has been heated at least at 1900 °C the stability of the tri-promoted catalyst becomes fully satisfactory and virtually independent of Ru loading.
