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75F's Singh believes the propagation of IoT botnets should be stemmed at the source by enforcing correct design and development policies.

If stem cells only divide once per day, there should be 4.1 stem cells present in each inter-villus pocket; if stem cells divide twice per day, there will only be 2.0 stem cells required in each inter-villus pocket.

The idea that 'earlier' initiation of treatment should be beneficial stems from our belief that sometimes complex interventions may change the course of a disease.

He argues that research should be confined to stem cells obtained from adults.

"The cardinal's view is that the penalty of excommunication should be extended to stem cell research," said the Rev. Brian Johnstone, a moral theologian at the Alphonsian Academy here.

Disputes festered among blocs of countries large and small, rich and poor, over what rules, tools and penalties should be used to stem the flow of heat-trapping greenhouse gases.

In this view, part of the physiology should be an endophenotype stemming from the genetic background.

A solid majority believes the the epidemic of deaths by gunshot is a serious problem; that mass shootings are something that can be stopped; and that our gun laws should be aimed at stemming these tragedies.

Even if there is a possibility that fossils instead should be assigned to stem, they cast doubts on the dating.

Timely interventions that address these issues should be initiated to stem the rapid spread of HIV among MSM.

Much can and should be done to stem the syphilis epidemic and potential uptake of the co-epidemic of syphilis and HIV in FSWs.