Each of them has to be read in the light of the principles established by the Court and in particular in the light of the 'the interest of the general public in having access to [the] information'," it adds.
Moreover, from an all things considered standpoint — and in particular, in the light of the strength of the moral obligations owed to close friends when their lives are at risk — his action may well be morally justified.
Chapter 12, "What Makes Us Human?", talks about human evolution, in particular in the light of paleogenomics, while Chapter 13, "The Genome That Became Conscious", discusses the cellular foundations of human brain function, with emphasis on epigenetics and gene regulation.
Use of fast, reliable, wireless links to enable a seamless communication between the vehicles, the LX, and the main control centre/s are analysed in particular in the light of a recent European Commission's decision.
As shown in Fig. 4, this provision leads to modest increases in κcrit in large populations (typically around 30%), whereas the effect in small populations is negligible (in particular, in the light of the stochastic variations discussed below).
The negative effects of forest fragmentation and isolation are expected to be exacerbated by other anthropogenic threats such as fire [ 14, 15], in particular in the light of global climatic change [ 16, 17].
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This is of particular relevance, in light of the fact, that erythrocytes have a membrane potential close to 0 mV56,57.
Rather, it takes on its particular character in light of the theories we bring to it.
She has faced a wellspring of criticism for that particular effort in light of the president's often vitriolic tweets.
