Traditionally, candidates repeated stump speeches so frequently that, as Herbert Hoover noted, "paragraphs could be polished up, epigrams used again and again, and eloquence invented by repeated tryouts".
As you certainly noted, that paragraph lacks a time stamp.
He also noted that Paragraph is doing a lot to promote the authors and publications, with one-click buttons to buy a book or subscribe to a magazine.
As a corollary, when equimolar doses of NESP and rHuEPO are compared, rHuEPO produces a lower biological response, as is illustrated in our Figure 5 and noted in paragraph 3 of Dr Malonne's letter.
An error was subsequently identified in the article, and the following correction should be noted: Abstract, paragraph 4, lines 3 4: The following sentence, which previously read: "Automated, dictionary-based symptom classification had 72 % recall and 86 % precision".
Here is the full text of Article 12 (note: paragraph numbers for the first six paragraphs were omitted from the New York Times PDF file, and have been added here for clarity).
As Correa notes, Paragraph 5b merely states the obvious: Article 31 of TRIPS only requires certain conditions for the granting of compulsory licenses, "but it does not limit the grounds on which such licenses can be granted"[ 12].
But as Gosling observed looking back over this literature, that "feel pleased" requires a complement seems nothing deeper than an English grammatical demand (1969, p. 153), perhaps in this case connected with the etymology of "pleasure" noted five paragraphs above.
(For example, the placita of Roman law and medieval decrees were agreeable only in that they were things agreed to by the parties or authorities concerned; they were thus marked as expressions of decision or consent, rather than as expressions of merriment. Later and current nonaffective uses of cognates are noted four paragraphs below).
Author reply: With respect to the "invaginated vesicle" comment, as we note in Paragraph 25, vesicle internalization (phagocytosis) has simply not been observed in any prokaryote.
