"We will continue to make clarifications regarding untrue reports by The New York Times, and reserve the right to hold it legally responsible," the statement said.
"We will continue to make clarifications regarding untrue reports by The New York Times, and reserve the right to hold it legally responsible," according to the statement from the lawyers, who said they had been "entrusted by the family members of Wen Jiabao" to issue it.
The terrifying randomness of Omar's murder is what makes "Clarifications" truly devastating.
The typed notes together with the completed questionnaires were then handed down to the last author to present the results though with minimal involvement of the first author whose role was limited to making clarifications.
To date, several studies of OPC biomarkers using various chemotherapy regimens, radiotherapy or surgery [ 17, 18, 25], have been conducted, which makes clarification of the roles of the biomarkers problematic.
Although such studies will be logistically challenging and require a very significant investment of resources, the widespread voluntary usage of folic acid supplements coupled with mandatory folic acid fortification in some countries make clarification of both the efficacy and safety of these interventions a high priority.
This is usually for long procedures -- ones with more than ten steps, involving a few decisions to make, clarification and terminology.
The state attorney general, Jim Hood, denied the requests, saying that there was "overwhelming evidence of guilt" and that the letters did not repudiate the testimony of the F.B.I. experts, but only made some clarifications.
We highlight these below and have made additional clarifications in the text (e.g., paragraph 1 in "Single molecule agonist pMHC TCR binding kinetics").
Two parents made minor clarifications to comments within their manuscript; one parent providing further detail of the chronology of her daughter's medical interventions and another providing the full name of their child's thickener.
