From the inception of this case Microsoft knew, from well-established Supreme Court precedents dating from the beginning of the last century, that a mandated divestiture was a possibility, if not a probability, in the event of an adverse result at trial.
From the inception of CASE methods, attention has been directed to the creation of artificial intelligence or "expert" systems (ES) based on the analysis of 1D 1H aNMR3C NMR data in combination with MS and IR spectra.
Since the inception of the programme, the number of cases and deaths from cholera has decreased considerably.
But as has been the case since nearly the inception of the law, much confusion lingers over certain portions of it, underscoring Mr. Obama's struggles to win public support for his benchmark legislation.
The partnership made a significant contribution in identifying SS+ TB cases: from the inception of the PPP in 2004 until 2010, 703 participating PMPs referred almost 19 000 TB suspects and 3959 SS+ TB cases to the designated DOTS centres (figure 7).
In this case, from the very inception of the alleged obligation to the time of the transfer to the state of South Dakota, there was no legal cause of action for the enforcement of the claim under the laws of North Carolina, and by the obligation of the 11th Amendment no cause of action on the subject could be asserted to exist in any court of the United States.
By Shanelle Hall 12 March 2014, Copenhagen, Denmark – Since the inception of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, the number of annual polio cases has dropped dramatically – from 350,000 in 1998 to 223 cases, in 2012.
We did not have follow-up information on non-case members of the sub-cohort or have knowledge of cases diagnosed prior to 1988 (the year of inception of the cancer registry).
In the eligible cohort of 417 women, 14 cases of BC were identified as occurring before the inception of the NRASP, with a median FU of 7 years.
