Further investigation on the role of various cinnamic acids in HDAC inhibition and anticancer action would be of interest to constitute a novel group of HDAC inhibitors.
Generally, a majority of the total voting interests is required to constitute a quorum at a Member's meeting.
Time episodes corresponding to intestinal contractions, which are of interest to the physician constitute about 1% of the video.
Culverhouse's relationships with other NFL owners were occasionally, as in his relationship with the Rams, alleged to constitute conflicts of interest.
As diagrams of the earth's surface or part of it, designed to show topographical entities, maps are of obvious interest to semiotic inquiry, since they constitute examples of socially functional visual texts.
Earlier, on July 19, the attorney-general had submitted a bill under which any "expressions contrary to national interest" would constitute criminal offenses.
"The obstacles to interest in 'Nana' constitute a formidable body," James wrote in 1880, "and the most comprehensive way to express them is to say that the work is inconceivably and inordinately dull". James went on to argue that dullness was not necessarily bad, and indeed that there were some splendid dull books, like George Eliot's "Romola" ("a very easy book to lay down").
Advocates following the Kantaras dispute say the judge's decision should be based on the children's best interest, but disagree as to what constitutes those interests.
Finally, we showed that the proposed large offshore areas of interest would constitute a highly relevant network for all offshore species, with e.g. up to 61% of the Globicephalinae population in the Atlantic French waters being present within these areas.
The elaboration of a rhetoric thus conceived has an undeniable philosophical interest because it constitutes a response to the challenge of Logical Empiricism.
