Results obtained on human tissues may be sharply different from those of animal preparations.
'Excepted personnel will ensure USTR continues to conduct operations, including trade negotiations and enforcement,' it said". The U.S. and European Union are staking out sharply different goals for coming trade negotiations, raising the prospect for renewed trans-Atlantic commercial tensions.
They also offered sharply different prescriptions for dealing with Mr. Hussein, with some calling for a swift, large-scale attack to depose him before his biological and nuclear weapons capabilities mature and others arguing instead for a tighter embargo and more aggressive weapons inspections to contain him.
Seated onstage at downtown's historic Los Angeles Theater, Molina and Huizar -- running for an Eastside council seat in the March 3 election -- offered sharply different visions for the district, which stretches from downtown to Eagle Rock.
The two major candidates in the 2016 presidential election made sharply different proposals for reforming the Federal tax code.
Yet as President Bush prepares to meet with President Kim Dae Jung of South Korea in Seoul this week, the two countries have developed sharply different strategies for dealing with Pyongyang.
WASHINGTON — The presidential election, lawyers and scholars agree, will offer voters a choice between two sharply different visions for the ideological shape of the nation's federal courts.
Maybe each book supplies its own answers; in any event, "The City of Ember," a postapocalyptic first novel, and "Faerie Wars," a fantasy with all the trimmings, suggest two sharply different reasons for reading.
In making Social Security a major campaign issue, Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush have offered sharply different proposals for extending the life of the system, which is projected to become insolvent by the year 2037.
After four years of bitter political sparring in which the two main parties have offered sharply different visions for Spain, each has softened its message in recent weeks, seeking to draw centrist voters.
