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The memo was crafted by GOP staffers to House Intelligence Committee Chair Devin Nunes (R-Calif). and the FBI and DOJ say its release, without their review, could compromise national security.

Another TXA2 synthase inhibitor OKY046 inhibits not only the production of TXA2 but also its release without increasing PGI2 synthesis [ 136].

'Case-by-case' (see Art. 4 (3) Directive 2001/18/EC [1]) means that risk information about one GMO and its release cannot without proper scrutiny be transferred to other GMOs.

Alternatively, L. pneumophila can mediate its own release without lysing the host cell [11].

In the end, it did so only because without its release key senators were reluctant to confirm the memo's author, David Barron, who had been nominated by President Obama to serve on the First Circuit Court of Appeals.

Considering the dominant role of cyt. c in the initiation of caspase activation, by theory, if direct caspase-3 activation is possible, caspase activity can be detected well before cyt. c release or without its release.

The standard wouldn't be imposed on companies or its findings released without their consent.

A prosthetic component was classified as loosened when its anchoring released without or with minimal mechanical force asserted with few hammer blows.

Its re-release--without the heavy-handed narration and that audience-pleasing ending they originally tacked on--must give you a sense of vindication.

I finally pointed out that if they really wanted to put the picture on television, they had the duty to consult with me first, and that I strenuously objected, for several reasons, that the picture should be exhibited on television so soon after its original release, and without the benefit of a theatrical reissue.

The secret documents, made available to The New York Times and several other news organizations, reveal that most of the 172 remaining prisoners have been rated as a "high risk" of posing a threat to the United States and its allies if released without adequate rehabilitation and supervision.