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A prospective long-term follow-up study of living donors as set out in the present protocol is likely to improve the quality of the data on the short- and medium-term safety of living kidney donation, but also allows for timely intervention if an individual donor experiences a potential problem.

The policies set out in the present paper are [25]: Development of the tourist sector (P1) (weight = 5): places emphasis on the efficient use of natural and cultural resources of the study area, for the development of alternative tourist activities.

Most importantly, the work presented here will pave the way towards a more rational performance based blast resistant design since the present criteria as set out in the design guide have shown to be limited only to elastic design.

Section 1173 adapts the provisions dealing with reorganization plans generally contained in section 1130 to the particular requirements of railroad reorganization plans, as set out in present section 77 e) [section 205 e) of former title 11].

As set out in the eligibilty for the present study, evaluation was carried-out before treatment and after six cycles of either taxane, thus making eligible patients who were able to complete the whole treatment course.

For reasons set out in the Introduction, the primary goal of the present studies was to characterize testicular GC development (loss of pluripotency, proliferation, location within seminiferous cords) from late fetal life beyond the end of mini-puberty in the marmoset, and to compare this with the human and rat.

I have previously set out in detail why the present problem is worse the the 30s and structurally similar to that of the 1870s.

Those decoder cards have been manufactured and marketed with the authorisation of the service provider, but they are subsequently used in an unauthorised manner, since the broadcasters have made their issue subject to the condition – in accordance with the undertakings set out in paragraph 35 of the present judgment – that customers do not use them outside the national territory concerned.

179 This finding, and the finding set out in paragraph 172 of the present judgment, are moreover borne out by the objective of that provision, which is intended to ensure the development and operation of new technologies.

On the other hand, such a circumstance does not affect the conclusion set out in paragraph 125 of the present judgment, because it has no impact on the number of users who have paid for reception of the broadcasts.

Accordingly, the second circumstance cannot justify a territorial restriction on the freedom to provide services and therefore it does not affect the conclusion set out in paragraph 125 of the present judgment.