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That represents remarkable progress.Here comes the "but".

Joining the debate will be two leading artists from the Republic of Korea, Mr Han Ho and Mr Byeong Sam Jeon, who will also display their latest creations supporting the notion that the digital age represents remarkable opportunities for artists giving them and the public an important vehicle for creation and enjoyment of artistic work.

Some animals achieved scores of 6 8, accounting for the sizeable standard deviation from the mean at 4 weeks post-treatment, which represents remarkable recoveries from complete spinal cord transection (Fig. 5A).

The rate of disclosure we found represents remarkable progress over the past decade, however, because in 1998 Stelfox and colleagues reported that only 3% of studies had a conflict of interest statement.

"I think they both represent remarkable achievements," said Dr. William Haseltine, president of Human Genome Sciences.

They represented remarkable value at the original price of sixpence, equivalent to the cost of a small item in a variety store.

Long said the each of the four shortlisted artists represented "remarkable developments" in art.

The UN's Zainab Hawa Bangura said the move by the G8 represented "remarkable progress".

As so, these Lagrangian points represent remarkable positions to host astronomical observatories or space stations.

The obtained results in compare with numerical results represent remarkable accuracy rather than the Adomian decomposition method and Green's function.

Compared with the liquid-junction DSSC from pristine Pt CE, the solar cells with PtNi0.1, PtCo0.1, and PtFe0.1 alloy CEs represent remarkable power conversion efficiencies of 8.77%, 8.26% and 7.84%, respectively.