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Several members of California's congressional delegation denounced a prominent supporter of President-elect Donald Trump for his remark that the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II provided "precedent" for creating a national registration list for immigrants from predominately Muslim countries.
The work of Russu and co-workers provided precedent.
Recent studies have provided precedent for epigenetic silencing across an entire chromosome band in colorectal cancer (Frigola et al, 2006); however, this does not appear to be the case for the S100 gene cluster in medulloblastoma.
Racial practices in Natal including the reservation of lands for African communal occupation, recognition of tribal authorities, codification of customary law, and control over urbanization through labour registration and influx control were born out of the colony's weakness and provided precedents for 20th-century segregationist policies.
Classical literature provided precedents for dealing with "low" subjects in art.
Many artists' names and logos are playful derivations of existing, well-established brands; a Deadmau5 loss could provide precedent for future legal action against many others.
In this case, two items provide precedent for the often unfunded aspirations of today's urbanists for more walkable places and green opportunity.
A recent analysis of bovine type-I interferons from the assembled Bos taurus genome [ 32] finds 26 intact IFNW genes, providing precedent for our otherwise striking results.
Studies in mammals provide precedent for crosstalk between p53 and the IIS pathway, including the target transcription factor FOXO, in regulating both aging and cancer [ 31, 32].
Recent work in the Pol III system may provide precedent for the hypothesis that TFIIF or possibly another protein that interacts with the same Pol II surface has a role in Pol II termination.
The expression of this gene has been shown to be increased by genistein and by retinoids [ 36, 37] providing precedent for the regulation of this gene by dietary components.
