Just 35 of the 79 approved to open in 2012 have found premises, Mr Gibb said in response to a parliamentary question from Labour's Stephen Twigg.
"If their policy is premised on not going it alone, even in response to chemical weapons," said Brian Katulis, a Middle East expert at the Center for American Progress, "you're going to need a lot of people reading from the same song sheet".
Previous human somatotopy studies using fMRI have been limited not only by scanning resolution [2], [4] but by an underlying premise that fMRI reveals discrete activation "hotspots" in response to cutaneous stimulation [3], [5], like those measured electrophysiologically as the firing output of cells.
Given that these two groups of genes have been proposed to play a role in cell wall biosynthesis and remodeling pathways [ 29, 39, 40], the premise of observed similarities in metabolite levels in response to perturbations of cell wall formation is interesting.
Once the premise of cell activation by a threshold VEGF and migration in response to a VEGF gradient was established, varied combinations of the migration and proliferation rules were explored.
"Police messages would interrupt the TV programmes and my father would disappear in response to the instruction that key-holders return to their premises to check for bombs.
In response to this argument, Aristotle concedes most of the first premise.
In support of this premise T84 cells (model of large intestinal epithelia) fail to secrete IL-8 in response to a 6 h apical EPEC infection while basolateral infection triggers a potent IL-8 secretory response (Fig. 1A).
The premise for the early origins of adult disease is that during early life, "programming" in response to poor fetal nutrition results in permanent changes in organ structure, metabolism, and function.
Given this premise, different possibilities can be envisaged for selection to act on AVPR1B, including its role in response to stress, psychological/behavioral manifestations and metabolic control.
