Prerequisite for the realization of these objectives is the knowledge of the relevant T cell antigens.
Several open questions are actually lineage questions in disguise, and knowledge of the relevant portions of the cell lineage tree could shed light on these questions.
This was a challenge without knowledge of the relevant commercial jargon.
His clinical demonstrations were works of dental art, and his knowledge of the relevant literature was encyclopedic.
In Tottenham's case, Levy's problem is the same one that afflicts a lot of people in his position, namely relying on their own judgment when they have only minimal knowledge of the relevant field.
respect, that such grave criticisms of a public service and those who work in it should be made only if the issue is fairly raised in advance and the Court has an exact knowledge of the relevant circumstances.
They have nobody with expert knowledge of the relevant statutes or court procedure on their side, and must negotiate their way alone through court hearings that will result in vital decisions about their futures.
Currently, proposals are evaluated through a traditional peer-review process, in which scientists and experts with knowledge of the relevant fields evaluate the projects' "intellectual merits" and "broader impacts".
"Affidavits were prepared by appropriate personnel with knowledge of the relevant facts based on their review of the company's books and records," the spokesman, Mr. Kelly, said.
"We strongly dispute any valid comparison and question the ability of tax experts you cite to make such a comparison without knowledge of the relevant facts".
