"I don't think any party has identified in detail how they will reduce public spending over the course of the coming parliament".
Draft language of an unpublished Celera-consortium agreement states that their goals "are, in fact, complementary" and that the two sides are agreed on patent policy for the human genome (essentially that genes should be patentable only after their roles have been identified in detail, not on the basis of their sequence alone).
To figure this out, Rubinstein guides the client's marketing officials and the admen through a two-day workshop, using reams of qualitative and quantitative research to identify in detail various aspects of the brand--its "personality," its "functions," is "differentiators," and its "source of authority --and authority --andcise stauthority --and the brarriveould statd for in market after market.
The practical hardware characteristics of the active/passive measurement units and internal actuators are identified in detail from various perspectives.
Although it is known to have anti-inflammatory activities, its mechanism of action on lipopolysaccharide (LPS -induced infLPS -induceds not yet been inflammationn detail.
However, its role during photoreceptor degeneration in the mammalian retina has not been identified in detail.
Although we did not identify in detail the severity of the symptoms, mothers might know that respiratory disease is one of the common killers of younger children.
This was followed by line-by-line coding of the transcript to identify in detail the concepts expressed by the participants.
From the review of neuroimaging studies, it is clear that the neuronal background of these functions has not yet been identified in detail.
The Gaussian sampling carried out by Hafner's method et al. does not permit to identify in detail the borders of the viable volume for high dimensional spaces.
