This property may be conferred by the isomerase domain and/or by additional domains.
(d) Subject to the provisions of this order, the Award may be conferred posthumously.
It may be conferred only on those who are seriously ill.
On the other hand, at least in some instances, multidrug resistance may be conferred directly by Tpo1 and Pdr5.
We provide evidence that arsenic-reduction activity may be conferred by the ars operon(s) that were not amplified by the designed primers currently in use.
Given that DNA damage is the main defect caused by high-B stress, it is possible that the high tolerance of brm-3 to high-B stress may be conferred by the amelioration of DSBs.
While the original proposal for this type of cryogenic, ultra-high field photoinjector has emphasized S-band designs, there are numerous potential advantages that may be conferred by operation in C-band.
The duties of Arbitrator may be conferred on one Arbitrator alone or on several Arbitrators selected by the parties as they please, or chosen by them from the Members of the Permanent Court of Arbitration established by the present Convention.
But the corollary is that legitimacy may be conferred by nationality as much as by the ballot box; citizens may prefer to be governed by those of their own nationality, even if the regime is not a democratic one.
Well, after Lord of the Rings, we're used to the epic that ends over and over again, and when this series finally does, at the end of the next film, some retrospective shape and meaning may be conferred on all that has gone before.
330, 336, 78 L.Ed. 674 (1934) ("[C]onstitutional privileges or immunities may be conferred so explicitly as to leave no room for an inquiry whether prejudice to a defendant has been wrought through their denial"). Even so, a very brief absence might be held to be a de minimus violation and afford no basis for relief.
