The in vivo results stand a testimony to the in vitro results in proving the biocompatibility and osteoinductivity of the materials.
Just as Prada's financial results are a testimony to the power of its brand with consumers, its fees show it can afford to be demanding with its banks.
Welcoming the figures, Mr Jones added: "The results are a testimony to the hard work, resilience and professionalism of the sector". The minister said tourism, which contributes around £4bn a year to the Welsh economy, will remain a "key priority".
13 There was nothing controversial about the court's holding that immunity could result from testimony given in an investigation conducted by the Commissioner of Corporations, since the Commerce and Labor Act specifically granted immunity for testimony given in such an investigation.
Children often use language differently than adults when referring to a person or thing, which can result in misleading testimony, according to a new Cornell study.
Mr. Fitzgerald has several matters still under investigation that could result in additional testimony to the panel.
In the case before us, the Government has made its submission on the assumption that the subpoena would result in incriminating testimony.
Her conviction had come partly as a result of testimony by a psychiatrist named Roland Summit, who explained to the jury that when children deny sexual abuses, the denial can be evidence that the abuses actually occur.
If the court strongly agrees with Welch's ruling that a more thorough cross-examination of Waranowitz would have resulted in testimony that undermined the state's narrative and changed the trial's outcome, they could excuse Syed's waiver in the interests of justice.
As a result, his testimony often became choppy, a crosstalk of interruptions from Hamilton's lawyers on one side and rephrased and reiterated questions from Karen Tumlin, an attorney with the National Immigration Law Center who was conducting the deposition, on the other.
