Starting with the launch of Gleneagles in 2005, lots of recommendations have been made on energy efficiency and, to a more limited extent, on renewables.
Since chordomas are radioresistant tumors, radiation therapy is usually employed in combination with surgery and mainly relies upon high-dose proton beam [ 31] and, to a more limited extent, on either helium- or carbon-ion therapy [ 32, 33].
The establishment and maintenance of interaction patterns increasingly more complex depend, to some extent, on the availability and involvement of a third person (Bronfenbrenner 2001).
City, Middlesex, and Westminster parishes will be shown to have had notable differences in the types and locations of employment to which they sent their children, which are interpreted in terms of local information networks, employment types, and (to a more limited extent) ideas on child labour.
And to some extent, one might wish for a little more responsibility on the part of our politicians.
For instance, different rates of local and global sequence homogenization have been reported in human and Arabidopsis (Willard and Waye 1987; Durfy and Willard 1990; Hall et al. 2005), presumably underlying the more complete extent of homogenization on individual chromosomes (or in local domains within individual chromosomes), compared with the genome as a whole (Warburton and Willard 1990).
Hence, the heterogeneity in responses across studies may depend more on the extent to which firms depend on banks for their funding or on the nature of the shocks that affect bank balance sheets.
That is partly because the historical record is still so sketchy, and partly because Haynes, Klehr, and Vassiliev, in their different ways (Vassiliev writes that he considers the Soviet spies to have been "heroes"), are inclined to focus more on the extent of the networks than on assessing their worth.
Some PrPd labeling was present but to a much more limited extent than that found on the abnormal coated pits.
On April 16th, Clinton and Obama will attend a second, more conventional, debate at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, presumably focusing to some extent on constitutional issues.
