In the present study 21/15,807 longitudinal series of sealant retention sections could not be interpreted.
In remarks reported by the Pink Paper, he admitted that he did not have a "perfect record" on gay rights, a reference to his decision in 2003 to vote for the retention of section 28.
Several privacy groups and civil libertarians have warned that their congressional allies are selling the retention of section 215 too cheaply.
Stakeholders have argued that the retention of section 42(g) of the Criminal Code 1960 (Act 29) 'reinforces popular notions that marriage serves as an automatic consent to sex, and would make it difficult, if not impossible, for women who experience sexual abuse from their spouses to seek redress' [ 22].
In addition, the frequency EEG regressors for the retention interval (see section Statistical EEG-fMRI data analysis) were included in the design matrix.
We now describe how photoablation is mitigated, with retention of z sectioning capability, by lifting the focal point above a transversely homogenous sample surface.
We noted the same trend, with attrition of target retention as the sectioning progressed through a TMA block.
In this study, we used morphometric techniques to examine the influence of exposure concentration on particle retention in histologic sections from rats and humans.
Thus, SNP-based allelic retention of short sections within the areas of LOH in primary gliomas ASIII 098, GBM 157, and GBM 164 indicated potential homozygous deletions within the TRIM3 gene.
It traded the end of NSA bulk surveillance for the retention through 2019 of Section 215, which permits the collection of "business records" outside normal warrant and subpoena channels – as well as a massive amount of US communications metadata, according to a justice department report.
