The settlement also requires the company to make additional "substantial, wide-ranging and specific reliability enhancement measures".
That concern is legitimate, and the nuclear power industry, knows it, and to insure that the government stays the nuclear energy course it has dispatched an armada of lobbyists to Capitol Hill and opened its substantial checkbook wide to reopen the gate again for the proliferation of new nuclear plants.
This was surprising, since there are known to be substantial genome wide differences in splicing between normal airway epithelium and lung cancer [ 127, 128], suggesting those splicing-related changes are late events and are not represented in non-transformed airway epithelial cells.
His second half consisted of Schubert's late Sonata in B-flat major – a substantial and wide-ranging work, but also one that can lose coherence if carelessly handled.
As Dickran Kouymjian writes in his essay in the exhibition's substantial and wide-ranging catalog, which is available in English, French and Italian: "Armenian artists were remarkably open to artistic trends in Byzantium, the Latin West, the Islamic Near East and even Central Asia and China".
In a European (or global) perspective Norway can position itself as a country with substantial and wide-ranging ELSA expertise.
With a positive attitude in mind, you're positioned to foster successful and well-founded product adoption while reaping substantial and wide-ranging benefits from your new technology.
In recent years, context awareness and intelligence have gained tremendous popularity due to the substantial network-wide performance enhancement they have to offer.
As a whole, the dance literature supports substantial and wide-ranging benefits in both populations, but additional effort should be dedicated to well-designed comparative studies using standardized outcome measures to identify optimal treatment programs.
Studies also ignore the substantial community-wide out of pocket savings of more localized medical attention.
This study highlights that DNA damage in the form of abasic sites or strand breaks resulting from BER modulation is a trigger for substantial genome-wide change and that this response is largely ESR-independent.
