He even risked a serving of notorious fugu puffer fish (chefs who prepare the potentially-deadly dish need two years' training and a licence).
The parameters of the transaction prepare the trader to potentially amass substantial profits if shares in the biopharmaceutical company continue to trend lower in the time remaining to expiration.
The peer, a former head of the Food Standards Agency, is to tell Scottish ministers on Tuesday their efforts to prepare for the potentially severe impacts of global warming are being undermined by poor monitoring and weak delivery timetables.
Several studies have hypothesized that there may be communication between the ribosomal tunnel and translocon to potentially prepare the channel for the handling of specific upcoming sequence domains (Berndt et al., 2009; Liao et al., 1997; Pool, 2009).
However we must mention that all the attempts to prepare this potentially new mixed-metal reagent have been unsuccessful to date.
This unique alloy may potentially be developed to prepare the important parts for cryogenic practical applications as a controllable zero thermal expansion material.
On Iraq, he said Mr. Bush had allowed "his rhetoric to get way ahead of his thinking," talking tough without preparing the country for a potentially bloody conflict.
The present procedure for preparing the solutions produces a potentially complicating factor; namely, the cell volumes vary substantially prior to freezing: substantially greater than isotonic in some solutions; substantially smaller in others.
It, therefore, appears that visual food cues may be associated with activation of the memory of the rewarding effects of food and goal directed behavior potentially preparing the individual for ingestion, and that these signals are 'normally' turned off in times of positive energy balance.
The system has potentially prepared the ground for health knowledge translation [ 14].
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