The problem may be in execution.
Second, for each fingerprint, there may be multiple execution strategies available.
A1 Execution May Be Exception The execution of Michael Bruce Ross, the first inmate to be put to death in New England since 1960, was an aberration that is unlikely to lead to more executions in New England or the rest of the Northeast, several death penalty experts said.
But, he added, "While the theory may be clean, the execution may get messy".
Charles L. Singleton, a schizophrenic convicted murderer whose death sentence the Supreme Court declined to review last month, has exhausted all appeals and may be assigned an execution date, Attorney General Mike Beebe said.
Yet while the market and pedigree may be similar, the execution in each case differs.
The recipe for Buffalo wings may be simple, but execution can leave a lot to be desired.
When reviewing the anime, Martin thought the first Shakugan no Shana always manages to slightly exceed expectations, and while its story elements may be typical, its execution is not.
Even though possessing foreign DVDs may be punishable by execution in North Korea, the smuggled shows and radios are regularly sold illegally in markets across the country and passed between North Koreans, eager to see the latest episode of their favorite drama.
Using assays that directly target protein-DNA interaction (chromatin immunoprecipitation) could help unravel which targets genes of AS1, MYB30 and WRKY70 may be involved in execution of cell death.
