It thus leaves widely open the study of various aspects of equivalence, ranging from molecular, biological, and chemical to nutritional equivalence, between a transgenic plant and a wildtype or plant produced by MAB breeding.
After serving as president between 1985 and 1990, Mr. García left office widely abhorred.
On June 16th Sultan's replacement as next-in-line, Crown Prince Nayef, whose 37 years as interior minister had left him widely feared, also passed away.
A weaker-than-expected gross domestic product figure and a flurry of late-day trading left stocks widely mixed yesterday, with technology issues and small capitalization shares gaining as blue chips suffered.
However, it is highly unlikely the violent nature of the argument would have pleased Kant, left, the widely revered philosopher best known for his writing on ethics and his habitually sedentary lifestyle.
The Williamstown Theater Festival has announced the appointment of a new artistic director: Jenny Gersten, left, a widely admired producer in New York at the Public Theater who worked as associate producer at Williamstown from 1996 to 2004.
I can, however, think of a state dominated by the Democratic Party, where a Republican ran for governor as a non-ideological technocratic problem-solver and left office widely respected after what is generally considered a successful tenure, having fulfilled goals supported by Democratic voters in a fashion acceptable to Republican-leaning business elites.
Although Harry Truman left office widely disliked and dismissed more than half a century ago, the effort to resurrect his reputation is now a thriving industry, with politicians and pundits of all stripes trying to tie themselves to the tough, blunt old cold warrior.
The results were surprising: In some instances, birds left two widely separated locations and crossed deserts along very different routes to converge on the same remote inland lake, the researchers report online today in Biology Letters.
Executives who left General Electric, widely considered to be an incubator of superior management talent, were less likely to succeed outside the company if they took jobs at places that were unlike GE, according to a 2006 study from researchers at Harvard Business School.
