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Lags have also been found in the bones of reptiles and amphibians and have until now been assumed to be limited to ectotherms - cold-blooded animals - that are more subject to the whims of harsh environments.

Cultural Routes and Cultural Landscapes have now been assumed as key elements in the panorama of cultural tourism, because they can combine, in one place, various aspects desired by tourists: contact with nature, identity and intangible heritage, knowledge and local production, etc.

Let it now be assumed that the class of all classes that are not members of themselves can be formed and let this class be y.

It can now be assumed that there is a clear and close relationship between solar radiation, extraterrestrial radiation, and temperature difference.

The operator (F_{R}) defined above now is assumed to map the space (H_{0}^{1}(Omega_{R} cap L^{infty}(Omega_{R})) into itself.

If not, it can now be assumed that the relay power constraint is satisfied with equality at the optimum, and the full iterative method explained below should be used.

Ebola now is assumed to be the only killer in Liberia.

By generating the stable transgenic zebrafish lines that expresses zProgerin as well as by transiently manipulating the LMNA-MOs in early developmental stages of zebrafish embryos, premature aging can now be assumed to be adequately modeled in this system.

As a result of a high compliance to technical standards, usage of diagnostic guidelines, and extensive documentation and evaluation, very high-quality mammography within the screening programmes can now be assumed (Klabunde et al, 2001 , 2002.

Samantha O'Keefe, who just joined to help us run our startup battlefield competition, will now be assuming responsibility for hackathon content.

Until now, it has been assumed that would need a new electoral law.