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Mr Piot and Carol Bellamy, the head of UNICEF, have both complained that Mr Mbeki's Nepad plan for African recovery makes no substantial mention of the fight against AIDS.Mr Mbeki now seems to be slightly shifting his position, if only to persuade Madiba, Bishop Desmond Tutu and others to stop "back-seat driving".

In this paper, the terms cylindrical and radial will be used as synonyms because in the context it makes no substantial difference.

From other model  simulations (not shown) it is apparent that water cotransport  makes no substantial difference to the rates of glucose or Na transport,  but greatly affects glucose and Na-dependent water flows  (not shown).

In contrast to Kellett and colleagues' claims, other studies with GLUT2 knock out (KO) mice have shown that GLUT2 makes no substantial contribution to net glucose absorption and furthermore that D-glucose accumulation in enterocytes is increased in GLUT2 KO mice.

Abramson made no substantial public comment at the time but posed for an Instagram picture soon after wearing boxing gloves.

The fuller coalition agreement produced after the King – Clegg call made no substantial changes to the agreement on deficit reduction.

So far, Chinese authorities have made no substantial statements explaining Beijing's role in the disappearances or how the men ended up in China.

The theory lost steam when CBS and CNN reported that, actually, the Director of National Intelligence was behind the change, and the White House made no substantial edits.

LHASA, Tibet, July 4 (AP) — Talks between China and envoys of the Dalai Lama have made "no substantial progress," and the exiled Tibetan leader threatens China's unity and security, Tibet's official leader charged Tuesday.

Frederick made no substantial changes in the administrative system as organized by his father, but he did effect improvements in the judicial and educational systems and in the promotion of the arts and sciences.

"The rainfall will definitely help ease the power shortage, but it's hard to say how much it will help — personally, I would say it will make no substantial difference," he said.