If so, our data suggest a way how cells differentially regulate core aspects of spindle function vs those that are cell type-specific, notably spindle orientation.
But some of the more specific pledges, notably to cut the NHS waiting list to 100,000 below the Tory figure, have proved hard and costly to fulfil.
In 2004 the supreme court ruled that it could be used by foreign parties to bring cases against defendants – including multinational corporations – in specific areas, notably torture and crimes against humanity.
Describing the systematic excavation, Ewart said: "We are looking for books that are viable, specific objects – notably the clock, furniture and light fittings, as well as wood and the fabric of the library itself".
The report makes a series of specific recommendations, notably focused on making sure there is more attention paid to improvements inside academies rather than the process of creating them.
And it gives new detail on specific deals, notably the now infamous Buconero ("black hole") transaction that was set up in 1999 and from which Citigroup reaped millions in fees.
But other businesses, from hotels to aerospace to insurance, may be next in line to seek help.In a few specific cases, notably the airlines, there is a case for temporary, well-directed public subsidy.
Officials at the group said they were expecting their own spending to be matched by that of other Super PACs backing specific candidates, notably Restore Our Future, a group founded by allies of Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts governor.
The average of polls shows Labour with a three-point lead, sufficient to secure an overall majority of 30, but these figures do not take into account specific factors, notably the surge in support for the Scottish National party – now on course to win anything between 25 and 40 seats.
Control of sagittal laxity may require specific adaptation, notably in the flexion space.
Finally, it emphasizes how some well-defined LAMs-based materials contributed to the development of specific applications notably in the fields of biomedicine or energy.
