To witness the end of a dictatorship and experience the atmosphere created by a recently liberated population was also a strong motivation.
Hence, international action might be taken under the doctrine of humanitarian intervention to liberate the populations concerned from the grip of that movement.
However, if life-history trade-offs are relaxed under high nutrient conditions, the severity of these trade-offs may be reduced in some modern environments, in the process liberating specific populations to express both developmental and evolutionary responses that are beneficial under the novel conditions.
We analyzed the DC populations liberated from the normal MLN and from the MLN undergoing sub-lethal influenza infection by two methods, mechanical disruption on or enzymatic digestion.
The founders of Girdap sought to "liberate the population of money lenders", in the words of later bank director Boncho Boev.
Of the 520,000 people living in Transnistria, 350,000 are Moldovan citizens; therefore, we see the final settlement of the conflict as a way to liberate the population from violent control and oppression, perpetrated via cold-war propaganda and isolation.
Mme I cleavage of these ligation products liberates a population of fragments containing ≈20 bp of C. elegans DNA with a two nucleotide 3" overhang (Step 3 product).
As a last resort, try observing that once we have empowered and liberated half the population of the world through feminism, imagine what we could achieve globally.
Unfinished work and efforts to provide for the welfare of liberated and displaced slave populations delayed the end of Nicolls's mandate for several months, and he did not return to England until April 1835.
Kismayo may have been liberated, but its 300,000 population suffers deficiencies in food and clean water, medical facilities, basic infrastructure and state schooling.
