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Multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells (MSC) have achieved a notable prominence in the field of regenerative medicine, despite the lack of common standards in the production processes and suitable quality controls compatible with Good Manufacturing Practice GMPP).

Yesterday's test appears to have achieved a notable degree of surprise, notwithstanding intermittent reports of activity at the test site over recent months.

The REMARK criteria from the Statistics Subcommittee of the NCI-EORTC Working Group on Cancer Diagnostics have achieved a notable level of awareness in the community, supported by parallel publications in and endorsement by several international journals.

The integration of heat has achieved a notable success in the past decades.

Hon Hai said in a brief statement that it had achieved a notable market share gain "in the midst of the European-led global economic uncertainty and potential industry shrinkage".

The two countries are this month on tour in Europe, the Springboks in Italy this weekend after being outwitted by England at Twickenham while Japan are in Cardiff having achieved a notable victory in Georgia last weekend in an unofficial tier two title bout.

Gracchus, the famous father of the Gracchi, punished the same race by the destruction of a hundred and fifty cities. 10 Metellus, who had won in Macedonia the title of Macedonicus, deserved also that of Celtibericus, after he had achieved a notable exploit in the capture of Contrebia and had gained still greater glory by sparing Nertobriga.

Wheat Flour Fortification - a strong step forward in Iraq BAGHDAD/AMMAN, 19 August 2006 - Launching its nationwide Wheat Flour Fortification (WFF) project in August 2006, Iraq has achieved a notable milestone in combating anaemia and assisting in the optimal early development of the child.

BAGHDAD/AMMAN, 19 August 2006 - Launching its nationwide Wheat Flour Fortification (WFF) project in August 2006, Iraq has achieved a notable milestone in combating anaemia and assisting in the optimal early development of the child.

In just over two years, SNI has achieved a transformation notable in European corporate history.

The historian David Lavender, reviewing the book for The New York Times, wrote that the author had "achieved a feat of historical discovery as notable in its own way as were some of the physical excursions into the West that he describes so well".