We can rely, among others, on the human rights group, Reprieve, and the Tory backbencher, Andrew Tyrie, to keep up the pressure.
The emerging trends in regenerative medicine rely among others on biomaterial-based therapies, with the use of biomaterials as a central delivery system for biochemical and physical cues to manipulate transplanted or ingrowth cells and to orchestrate tissue regeneration.
In deciding that the city could move against the consular cars, city officials said they were relying, among other things, on a 1998 State Department briefing paper, "Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities".
Substantial progress will take a great deal more work yet, and relies, among other things, on the willingness of Pakistan's army to reach out for talks across the border something which it has usually resisted in the past.
The success and ease of implementation of this theranostic approach, relies, among other factors, on the ability of DOTAGA to form stable complexes with a broad variety of radiometals [7] and on the negligible influence of radiometal exchange on the PSMA affinity of [*M3+]PSMA-I&T (Table 1) [2].
Therefore, zone running relies, among other things, on timing.
Previous studies [ 19] have proven that the effectiveness in diagnostics dermatologists relies, among other variables, on constant or repeated examinations.
The reported prevalence relies among other things on the definition of lymphedema and which techniques are used to measure it [ 5].
In nonsmall-cell lung carcinomas, for example, the onset of secondary resistance to EGFR inhibition relies, among other things, on the acquisition of MET gene amplification and consequent protein overexpression, which leads to activation of signal transduction cascades that compensate for EGFR blockade and sustain tumor maintenance [ 73- 75].
DOJ's brief is fantastic and relies on (among other things) EEOC's 2012 decision in Macy v. DOJ.
Such ordinary and sensible regulations rely on, among other things, our belief that in a sane and democratic nation regulation may become excessive, but need not, because reasonable people are watchful and can be relied on to do sensible things.
