Gray has suggested that Council Chairman Phil Mendelson (D) is waiting to send the bill to ensure the full complement of 13 members will be available to vote on a veto override, should one be necessary.
Several authors have proposed the existence of a common ancestral gene in early metazoans that, as a consequence of successive duplication events, generated the full complement of family members in vertebrates [ 6, 7].
In a blog announcing the full complement of policy board members (eight in all), Uber's chief advisor and member of the board of directors, David Plouffe, expends a lot of pixels talking up the "societal benefits," as Uber sees it, of its business, before moving on to the regulatory piece.
The full complement of CELF family members arose from paralogous gene duplications in vertebrates, so invertebrate species possess only a single ortholog of CELF1/CELF2 [32].
The Fed board has been operating with less than a full complement of members almost continuously for the last four years.
It has a full complement of members now, but going forward, if the president can't make recess appointments, the Board would be a natural place to worry about any president ever being able to fill seats.
Directly neighbouring the Teh2 gene is a fourth homologue, Teh4, which, together with Teh1 on chromosome 3R, make up the full complement of five D. melanogaster TipE gene family members.
Members of the suborder Suiformes have the full complement of incisors and canines, except for peccaries, which lack the lateral pair of upper incisors.
How does an eight-member Supreme Court differ from one with the full complement of nine justices?
We employed the full complement of genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic analyses as well as structural prediction methods to identify and characterize the members of the CSEPs superfamily in B. graminis f.sp.sp
Do they, being in possession of the full complement of human emotions, like fun?
