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Professor Martin Kilson, the first black faculty member to receive tenure at Harvard (now an emeritus professor), wrote a widely circulated letter of complaint against Booker, in which he asserted, "He's functioning as an errand boy Black politician for conservative Republican power-class penetration of governing control of Black Newark".

The public health strategies for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) comprise legislation, health educational programmes and regulations governing control of infectious diseases in general.

In summary, a diversity of modelling platforms was used in this study to probe the principles governing control of GCN4 at the translational level, and to probe the contributions made by different soluble translation factors to the control mechanism.

Research on this protein has revealed a complex set of regulatory mechanisms, not only controlling amino acid-induced endocytic internalization, but also governing control of Gap1 secretion to the plasma membrane as well as intracellular trafficking by the quality and quantity of extracellular amino acids [ 1– 5] (Fig. 1).

Election authorities had earlier announced that the opposition party won the most seats in Parliament, costing ZANU-PF, the governing party, control of the lower house of Parliament for the first time since the country's independence in 1980.

A judge on Friday blocked the closing of 19 schools for poor performance, finding the city engaged in "significant violations" of the new state law governing mayoral control of city schools.

The strategies implemented at Eli Lilly and Company to address European Medicines Agency and US Food and Drug Administration requirements governing the control of genotoxic impurities (GTIs) are presented.

The new law requires judges to retire at 65, which effectively gives the governing party control of a majority of all judges.

Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and subsequent data mining identify signaling pathways governing the control of disease-relevant targets.

This suggests that systems governing the control of sporozoite gene expression differ between Plasmodium species on one hand and the rest of the apicomplexans on the other.

We believe that this invariant reflects compliance with intended sensory-motor transformation strategies of the primate brain and conclude that it is a manifestation of mental laws governing the control of voluntary arm movements.