The conclusion was based largely on a set of studies funded by Syngenta and led by Werner Kloas, a professor of endocrinology at Humboldt University, in Berlin.
The Democrats' old approach largely motivated a set of activists, Mr. Podesta said, but "hasn't had as broad a reach as a voting issue into the general public".
The bill itself was born harmlessly enough early this year, largely as a set of rules that would govern the transition to digital television as the nation moves into the European Union, probably in 2004.
The history of ontology has consisted largely of a set of fundamental, often long-running and implacable disputes about what there is, accompanied by reflections about the discipline's own methods, status, and fundamental concepts e.g., being, existence, identity, essence, possibility, part, one, object, property, relation, fact, and world.
Gary Drescher thinks that attempts to solve the deep problems that have stumped philosophers since time immemorial or have caused them to resort to silly answers—have been thwarted largely by a set of relatively simple yet significant misunderstandings in logic and physics.
Each of us has made up, largely unconsciously, a set of rules (our values) -- based on our worldview and our beliefs -- and we think our rules are right and inherently true.
In deciding whether to use the lineage model, two related questions must be addressed: How can it be determined when reads come largely from a set of closely related species?
Evidence suggests that the oncogenic potential of EBV lies largely in a set of cell cycle promoting EBV genes that are expressed during latency, therefore, latency associated genes, such as LMP1, are likely to play a major role in the viral life cycle by causing amplification and distribution of infected cells (Huen et al, 1995; Zimber-Strobl et al, 1996).
