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"It is important to consider releases in the context of the industry and Enbridge's place in it," Kevin Jenkins, the company's senior advisor on public and government affairs, told VICE News.

In the statement, the office of the prosecutor at the ICC said: "We will take note of the Chilcot report when released in the context of its ongoing preliminary examination work concerning Iraq/UK.

Press secretary Josh Earnest told a briefing: "I think any time that information like this is released in the context of a criminal complaint, the federal government is reminded of how important is it to be vigilant about protecting the national security of the country and information that is relevant to our national security.

The data was released in the context of the MediaParl project, which aims to recognize and annotate the proceedings of the cantonal parliament of Valais in Switzerland.

The objective of this study was to develop a biodegradable, perivascular delivery system for localized, sustained and unidirectional drug release in the context of synthetic arteriovenous (AV) grafts used for chronic hemodialysis.

The book was released in the context of the dispute in the newly resurgent anarchist movement between critics of civilisation (primarily anarcho-primitivists exemplified by John Zerzan) and its supporters (notably Murray Bookchin).

Recent studies have shown that some of these PRR can also sense the presence of endogenous danger molecules, which are released in the context of tissue injury [4].

Findings from that study suggested that increasing IP3R1 sensitivity to IP3 could not rescue calcium release in the context of low IP3.

Thus, combining mitochondrial proteomics with yeast genetics and cell death assays enabled us to identify two causal regulatory proteins that promote EndoG release in the context of α-synuclein toxicity: Ecm33p and Bna3p.

This suggests that the L region antisense sequence needs to be somehow processed or released in the context of EMCV infection to trigger an MDA5-dependent response and this does not happen in the context of the influenza virus NS segment.

Although nonspecific adsorption yielded a similar level of loading, we show in the following sections that the covalent attachment achieved from in situ synthesis provides more sustained release in the context of therapeutic PNA delivery and a more stable and reproducible substrate for biosensing.