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At 3 days post-fertilization (dpf), we detected low levels of tsc2 expression in the eye (Fig. 1K), heart and intestine, in addition to the continued higher levels in the brain (Fig. 1L).

Several high-profile international bodies have warned that the global recovery is threatened by the escalating conflict in Ukraine in addition to the continued weakness of the European economy.

In addition to the continued demand for commodities, he noted the government was able to be "very aggressive" with fiscal stimulus measures because of a budget surplus, "which none of these other governments have enjoyed".

In addition to the continued videotaping of inspections, inspectors must obtain written permission from residents, who must also be informed of their right to refuse consent for the inspection without retaliation.

In addition to the continued support from the team, the two-year programme offers studio space at its Hackney headquarters with access to  LCF's facilities, such as screen printing and laser cutting machines, legal support from the law firm Olswang – £250,000 yearly investment – and PR fees paid as well.

In addition to the continued product development and growth, the new funding will also aid in hiring more engineers and designers.

In addition to the continuing lawsuits with The A.P., he faced graffiti charges for plastering posters on public and private property in Boston.

In addition to the continuing Holiday Train Show, the garden is presenting its annual production of "The Little Engine That Could," created by Ralph Lee, the master puppeteer.

In addition to the continuing Kurdish war, there was a recrudescence of the political violence by the radical left and right.

"In addition to the continuing concerns about business plans for capital investment, consumer spending had leveled out and confidence had fallen further," the account of the conference call said.

In addition to the continuing land disputes, the Uruguayan government has twice razed scores of houses, once in 1996 and again in 2001, saying they interfered with the movement of the dunes and thus with the coastal ecosystem.