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In this context, the E.U.'s actions may look like piling onto B.D.S. Lapid may have a point that, in Western Europe, where negative views of Israel poll between sixty and seventy per cent, the labelling may be seen as of a piece with broad boycotts and encouraging of anti-Jewish sentiment.

Although a similar patterning of dopaminergic axons has not been described in adult mice, it is possible that CSPG-related labelling may be revealing a thus far under-explored organisation of nigrostriatal projections in these rodents.

Farmed fish for organic labelling may be treated with antibiotics only once, and no genetically modified or biologically treated fish are allowed on the farm.

However, the injection of contrast agents at larger doses than those used for ex vivo cell labelling may be toxic, possibly compromising clinical use.

Unfortunately, at present no measure of microsatellite instability is available in this cohort, but the high Ki-67 labelling may be a surrogate measure for genomic instability in part explaining these relationships with immune cell infiltrates and improved survival.

The enhanced labelling may be a consequence of a higher affinity of the evolved variants not only for soluble xyloglucan, as assessed by ITC, but also for some xyloglucan structures in these samples.

This result suggests the binding isotope effect due to pyruvate C2 labeling may be somewhat different in C- and N-labeled LDH and unlabeled LDH.

The package label may be adhesive.

But that label may be misleading, he said.

Alas, America is addicted to overeating, and these labels may be too little, too late.

In lesser vintages, someone else's first label may be a better buy.