The enediynes represent some of the most cytotoxic molecules in existence today (for example, the IC50s of CAL and C-1027 towardselecteded cancer cell lines are in the range of 10 pM–10−3 pM).
27 Indeed, the literature on parenthood tends to be confined to the origins of parental responsibilities, and it only addresses the point at which parental responsibilities may end in terms of whether these responsibilities can be meaningfully transferred early in a child's existence (for example by discussing surrogacy, gamete donation or adoption).
Figure 3 summarises these websites according to how we found out about the website's existence (for example, mentioned in the original report, email from author), whether any website links provided worked, and whether the site content was accessible free of charge.
His own existence, for example.
"Existence," for example, is "a shaggy-dog story".
Based on this uniform estimate the global existence is proved by the standard continuation argument together with the local in time existence theory; for example, see [5].
In Indonesia, for example, the existence of a controversial "national car" programme, run by one of President Suharto's sons and favoured by the government, has so far made foreign car makers reluctant to plunge in.
In maize, for example, the existence of an herbivore-inducible β-macrocarpene synthase and the absence of this sesquiterpene in the volatile blend led to the discovery of β-macrocarpene-derived phytoalexins [ 50, 55].
are required after the realisation of the courses for trainers to ensure the participants feel that they can rely on the nucleus support; in some cases, there is lack of knowledge of successful initiatives developed in others continents, for example, in Italy the existence of the Virtual Health Library and SciELO was generally unknown.
If what is possessed is such from the very beginning of existence in a human being (life, for example), the individual possesses innate right(s) which may be called 'natural' (pertaining essentially to human nature) or 'rational' (the rights are what they are and cannot be otherwise).
