Mr. Stanford's latest team of four court-appointed lawyers filed a motion last week to leave the case, explaining that they did not have sufficient resources or time to organize a proper defense.
Several people who have worked in the system told of prosecutors' shopping for psychiatric opinions and of exaggerated, even erroneous testimony and public defenders too overwhelmed to organize a proper defense.
Judges at the war crimes tribunal today formally turned down Slobodan Milosevic's repeated requests to be temporarily released from jail to organize a proper defense, saying in effect that he could not be trusted.
As tub4-S74E tub4-S360D360D cells, these tub4-S100E cells failed to organize a proper anti-parallel array of nuclear microtubules.
To initiate forward radical propagation upon substrate binding, reduction of Tyr122-O may be conformationally gated such that, upon substrate binding, the ensuing protein movement might organize a proper H-bonding interaction with Tyr122-O and Asp84 for efficient PCET.
However, if you are between the ages of 18 and 25, you will be able to get a working holiday visa, which will allow you to work in Japan for one year, and if a publisher wants you, you might be able to organize a proper working visa.
Lipid specificity of a transmembrane protein (or a hydrophobic protein motif that penetrates into the acyl chain region of the bilayer) cannot be studied using lipid strips, where the individual lipid molecules are most likely not organized into a proper bilayer.
After news of Darwin's death reached London, his friends and colleagues, especially his cousin, Sir Francis Galton, and his confidant, Thomas Huxley, made it their personal business to organize a burial proper to the naturalist's legacy (Browne 2002).
Don Ball, who organized a very successful event at Virginia Tech last year, reminded me that these faculty members are critical to the proper marketing of your event.
