Under this assumption, the policy of purchase possesses the market test advantage that the government obtains land from an owner only if its offer exceeds the owner's valuation.
(The corresponding desire to produce the "best" law school by conventional metrics means admitting students who happen to possess the highest test scores and undergraduate grades).
This paper explores the use of filter paper as a medium on which to apply and dry serum or plasma specimens in the field for safe and convenient transport to laboratories possessing the required technology for the testing of hepatitis B markers.
It included all adult patients who received more than 48 h of mechanical ventilation and possessing the prerequisites for a withdrawal test.
As always, none of this is meaningful without possessing the 'test and learn' mindset that the platforms themselves also possess.
The higher the level of reductive capability that is possessed by the tested extract, the higher the absorbance value due to a larger number of Prussian blue colour complexes formed.
lindneri AWRI B530 (grape isolate) possessed the majority of the tested genes relative to DSM 20691 (beer isolate); these enzyme-encoding genes included malolactic enzyme, peptidases (PepC, PepI, PepN), citrate lyase (α- and β-subunits), phenolic acid decarboxylase and arginine deiminase pathway enzymes (arginine deiminase and ornithine transcarbamylase).
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We then showed that compound 28, which possessed the strongest activity among the test compounds in vitro, exhibited significant tumor inhibition in SGC7901-driven xenograft mouse model.
He was goldenhaired and pretty and seemed innately to possess the answers to every test a school could give him, as though multiple-choice sequences of As and Bs and Cs and Os were encoded in his very DNA.
He was golden-haired and pretty and seemed innately to possess the answers to every test a school could give him, as though multiple-choice sequences of "A"s and "B"s and "C"s and "D"s were encoded in his very DNA.
