Yet First Amendment questions have been raised on the extensiveness of the "associational rights" of the state's political parties.
More importantly, despite the extensiveness of the research results available, no clear answers have been given yet to the question of whether electromagnetic pollution has a bad influence on living organisms.
Another potential limitation was the assessment of well-being as a secondary outcome of interest in the GCC® Evaluation study which limits the extensiveness of our analysis to the available data, especially given the low prevalence of poor well-being that could be improved via participation in the program.
The extensiveness of clot burden did not have a significant impact on outcomes in the EINSTEIN and AMPLIFY trials, while these data have not been reported in the Hokusai-VTE trial.
Taken together, our results suggest that UV exposure induces chemical modifications of ALDH3A1 protein molecules, which lead to the formation of soluble aggregates and subsequent inactivation of ALDH3A1 enzyme; as such, the limiting factor for the extensiveness of UV-induced inactivation is the percent of modified ALDH3A1 molecules by the energy released from a given dose of UV light.
In the following we summarize the essential conceptual features of the approach, and some modifications we have made to suit the nature of the TGCA data, namely the extensiveness of the genomic profiling and the fact that the study is limited to cases with cancer but not healthy controls.
"The extensiveness of surgery, they said there was a possibility of losing some eyesight.
"The number of targets and the extensiveness of our operations is going to be different," he said.
James N. Tedisco, the Assembly minority leader, said it would be a problem "until he answers those questions about how this whole thing developed, who knew about it besides himself and Mr. Baum, and the extensiveness of what he was trying to do".
Based on the extensiveness of the agricultural practices involved, the different AES types were aggregated into three categories (AESEXT+, AESEXT++ and AESEXT+++) forming a gradient of extensiveness in farming practices.
