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Nothing in Kunduz seems to work at all, except for the merchants and repairmen peering from stores and tiny stalls, and Kunduz radio, now broadcasting one hour a day beginning at 5 p.m., or perhaps a little later, allowing for equipment failures, and the time required to write scripts exactly the opposite of the old way.

Videos can be shared in real time or stored so moments can be viewed later, allowing for video messaging, sharing and archiving.

In most studies, PCT was measured at admission and a few hours later, allowing for a better assessment of the risk of bacterial infection.

We relax this assumption later, allowing for the distinction between the two types of mistakes (FNR and FPR, or equivalently TPR and FPR).

A revision of the constitution nine years later allowed for the creation of an independent administration within each region.

Following this search and grouping method, the protein sequences within each file were aligned using ClustalW2 software using the flags "-OUTPUT=FASTA" and "-OUTORDER=INPUT," the latter being necessary to later allow for concatenation of all aligned orthologs when conducting phylogenetic analysis (Larkin et al. 2007).

China doesn't get the sci-fi epic until a week later, allowing a brief window for a couple of local pics to rattle the can.

Descendants may also include the ancestors at a later time, allowing for overlapping generations.

In the younger age group, previous receipt of an AS03B-adjuvanted vaccine seems to enhance the serological response to a dose of a nonadjuvanted vaccine 1 year later, even allowing for the prevaccination titers (P =.03) (data not shown).

This probably happened because LSL fruit do not develop an abscission zone, and as a result the fruit may be harvested later, thus allowing for a longer period of sugar accumulation and higher sugar content (the major component of soluble solids in melon).

The rapid development of zebrafish, which hatch from fertilized eggs around 50 hours post-fertilization, and actively swim and hunt for prey three days later, allows early-life screens for behavioral trends in hundreds of 4 mm long vertebrate siblings.