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Enomoto offered to confer the territory to the Tokugawa Shogun under Imperial rule, but his proposal was declined by the Imperial Governing Council.

"But if you have a limitless number of pathways and conditional interactions between pathways, then you have to repeat the modeling process for every new chemical class [under investigation]." Going forward, Tox21 offers the opportunity to confer the advantages of high-throughput research on toxicology and risk assessment.

Conservatives admired capitalism but understood that businesspeople fundamentally did not like competition and would much rather use their lobbying power to induce government to protect them from competition, to confer unfair advantages, to offer them subsidies and to issue regulations that blocked future competitors.

After talking to Patriots Coach Bill Belichick, Lynch went back to Denver to confer with his family about New England's offer.

Overall, the ability of SMAL NPs to confer preferential specificity towards the cell surface domain could offer an exciting means of targeted delivery without the need for receptor-ligand-type strategies.

Hierarchical nanocubes offer improved accessible surface active sites and optical/electronic properties, which act in concert to confer 200 300% rate-enhancements for the photocatalytic decomposition of organic pollutants and solar fuels.

Tissue preservation by means of focal therapy offers some men with clinically significant prostate cancer an alternative to standard care that appears to confer favourable genito-urinary outcomes.

It was also recognised that home based or supervised exercise appears to confer similar outcomes to interventions, including therapist-led interventions, which were offered in a clinic-based setting.

This study offers evidence that large-scale trials with even higher doses of the vaccine may be employed to attempt to confer longer-lasting protection.

Plastid genetic engineering offers the potential to overcome this limitation, as demonstrated by the accumulation of BADH in chromoplasts of carrot taproots to confer exceedingly high levels of salt resistance.

"That suffices to confer First Amendment protection".

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