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His lawyer, David M. Green, said WorldCom's bylaws and articles of incorporation required the company to advance money for litigation expenses incurred by its officers and directors.
The judge, Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster, ruled that Activision Blizzard's certificate of incorporation required a shareholder vote on the deal.
The judge, according to a feed of the court proceeding by the Courtroom View network, ruled that Activision Blizzard's certificate of incorporation required that shareholders vote on the matter, which involved two transactions in which Vivendi would sell a majority of its 61 percent stake.
Unlike T1 copper, the verification of T2 and T3 copper incorporation requires other techniques such as EPR rather than UV Vis spectra.
Proper virion incorporation requires surface expression of envelope glycoprotein, and is dependent upon correct folding and oligomerization [34], [35].
The detection of complex-sugar (but not high-mannose) linked envelope in purified pseudotypes indicates that envelope glycoprotein incorporation requires the completion of all the quality-control processes along the secretory pathway [35].
Protamine incorporation requires a cycle of phosphorylation and dephosphorylation (reviewed by Dadoune, 2003).
The waaS gene encodes the rhamnosyl transferase and its incorporation requires prior addition of the third Kdo [ 25].
In contrast, the use of ESI-MS to monitor stable isotope incorporations requires minimal sample preparation and has the potential to generate diagnostic surfactant kinetic results in a time scale consistent with making clinical treatment decisions for individual patients with acute respiratory compromise.
Moreover, it seems that this incorporation also required a correct trimeric conformation of Brk1 since heat denaturation of PC-Brk1 reduced its association with Wave.
If the initial growth rate of an autoimmune disease is measured, these charts will tell if the autoreactive population can be suppressed, and if so, what rate of new memory incorporation is required.
