The recent provision of draft genome sequences for Poplar and Grape offered the opportunity to investigate the PLD gene family in these species.
Our briefing on Myanmar ("Spring Postponed", April 12th) was wrong about a provision of the draft constitution to be put to a referendum on May 10th.
Cardinal Maida said on Tuesday that the provision of the draft that gives a second chance to those who have only one accusation against them needs to be revised.
In the letter she also criticized a provision of the draft, sought by states with large immigrant populations, that would allow schools to test non-English speakers in their native language for up to five years, instead of the current three.
We have considered the following design modifications to this system: (a) changing the ratio of heat transfer length (of the central heating tube) to liquid height (LT/H), (b) provision of different draft tube designs which act as a chimney, and (c) attachment of circular horizontal baffles (both non-conducting and conducting).
"No provision of any draft resolution on behalf of the Kingdom has been presented to the General Assembly," he told the state news agency SPA.
Legal experts told the Nation that the provisions of the draft executive order were possibly illegal, though it's unclear whether the draft will ever be signed.
A provision of a confidential draft resolution proposed last week by Russia suggests how difficult it may be to convince Russia to press ahead with any stern measures.
A provision of the law drafted by Senator Barbara A. Mikulski, Democrat of Maryland, requires coverage of "additional preventive care and screenings" for women.
The First Amendment guarantee of freedom of speech and of the press was anticipated, in effect, by the provision of the Constitution (drafted in 1787) that "Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort".
