Research and analysis of historical disclosure policies furnishes specific categories of costs and benefits to create a framework for future analysis.
Taken together, our results suggest that in the p24α3- and p24δ2-transgenic melanotrope cells the microenvironments of, albeit different, subcompartments in the early stages of the secretory pathway were affected, pointing to a role for p24 proteins in the transport of subsets of machinery cargo and thus in furnishing specific subcompartments of the early secretory pathway.
In their theory of facilitated variation (Kirschner and Gerhart 2005, 2010; Gerhart and Kirschner 2007), the authors identify organismal system properties that "furnish a specific favorable kind of phenotypic variation".
While the authors reported that HRQL was better among sentinel lymph node biopsy patients than axillary emptying, they failed to furnish the specific results.
Consequently, methods that furnish subunit-specific measurements of proteasome activity offer potential insight into the mechanism of action and resistance to current drugs as well as assistance in the identification of the appropriate drug cocktail.
network element can only mean, in plain language and in this particular technical context, the past cost to an incumbent of furnishing the specific network element actually, physically, to be provided, as distinct from its value or the price that would be paid for it on the open market.
Similarly, no consideration was given to studies that pooled patients with different types of cancer but furnished no specific information about women with breast cancer [ 65- 69].
But he generally furnishes no more specifics about them than about the family's six-toed cat, Ernie.
While Mr. Cianfrance was careful not to furnish the actors with specific motivations, he did offer them one clue — to think of the gender roles as reversed.
"Instead of saying, 'There's so much possibility there,' he said, 'Can you put your coats in the closet, and how about you put your shoes in the bathroom?' " For his part, when informed of his client's desire for specific furnishing suggestions, Mr. Kassel said he wished she had asked him directly.
Indeed, in general, they would not go as far as Scott v. Avery, supra, and continued to use the "ouster of jurisdiction" concept: An executory agreement to arbitrate would not be given specific performance or furnish the basis of a stay of proceedings on the original cause of action.
