Recruitment and activation of mesenchymal cells to the site of injury initiates limited deposition of ECM into the wound space – this provisional matrix acts as a scaffold for normal tissue repair.
Later that month, McConnell appeared before congressional committees, seeking to make the provisional Protect America Act a permanent law.
Since the 2002 Help America Vote Act, provisional ballots have often served as a fail-safe for voters who do not appear on the rolls when they show up to vote.
But the coach has opted to include the striker in his provisional squad as an act of faith in the team's biggest star.
Between the time that the president becomes absent and an interim or a substitute is designated (no more than 60 days), the interior secretary (presently Miguel Osorio Chong), would act a provisional president.
In the US, to offset the risk of getting "scooped" by rivals, inventors can file provisional patent applications that act as placeholders for a more careful definition of the property claimed by the inventors.
In a contract dated Nov. 27, 1941, Mr. Plée purchased the Château de l'Écluse from one Bernard Guilpin, who acted as "provisional administrator" of the estate, a post to which he had been appointed by the General Authority for Jewish Questions.
Héctor García-Godoy acted as provisional president, until conservative former president Joaquín Balaguer won the 1966 presidential election against non-campaigning former President Juan Bosch.
They rightly argue that it violates the Help America Vote Act, which says provisional ballots "shall be counted".
Condoleezza Rice, the president's national security adviser, said an interim authority would draw from Iraqis both inside and outside the country and serve as "a repository of sovereignty," but would not act "as a provisional government".
