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So Kiev announced its intention to sign an association agreement and deep free trade accord with the European Union, even as it sought to retain favourable terms of trade with Russia.

Finally and importantly, positive selection will filter mutations in the loops of the interaction platform of the β-propeller structure to retain favourable mutations.

We have found that chitosan membranes with low DD that are internally cross-linked with 0.02% glutaraldehyde are stable for long-term cultures and still retain favourable bioactivity and cell attachment.

Count Pierre too retained favourable memories of his advisor, taking revenge by blocking Carrouges' efforts to purchase more land or expand his influence in Normandy.

Cisgenesis is a promising approach that introduces native genes from the crops own gene pool using GM technology, thereby retaining favourable characteristics of established varieties.

Hence, gefitinib is recommended to be used at an OBD (250 mg day−1) that provides clinical benefit while retaining favourable tolerability.

As efficacy data from the IDEAL trials showed that both doses had similar antitumour activity, these data support 250 mg day−1 as the recommended dose for advanced NSCLC because it provides effective clinical benefit and retains favourable tolerability.

The union, which represents 5,400 Lufthansa pilots, wants the company to retain a favourable retirement policy which the company plans to reduce.

The ultimate aim of such approaches is the development of antibodies with novel, tailored Fc regions able to elicit effects via one or more selected mechanisms of action that retain the favourable properties of specificity, affinity, low immunogenicity and acceptable pharmacokinetics.

Significant improvements for professional nurses are thus being introduced which hold favourable prospects for retaining them in the public sector.

But Owen Paterson, the former environment secretary and one of the Conservatives' most prominent Eurosceptics, argued that the UK's economic strength would make sure the UK retained a favourable relationship with the EU.  "This is rubbish," Mr Paterson said.