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The firms also proposed a second figure for a settlement beyond this, from which they would receive a quarter and their clients the rest.

There is a very general theory of monotone mappings like this, from which it follows that \ [E]\) does have a fixed point.

It's a perfect storm of seemingly unrelated cultural events like this from which Ciocci and Wightman cull inspiration.

A modified version of pCaSpeR4 was used for this, from which the 42 bp between the EcoRI and SpeI sites in the polylinker had been removed by EcoRI/ SpeI digestion, end-filling and re-ligation, thus removing several cloning sites that were present in pKC27.

Jules Verne, Edgar Allen Poe and Herman Melville all wrote ominously about this maritime monster, this "whirlpool from which no vessel escapes," as Verne described it.

This paper reports the use of our proposed method on this database from which we want to eradicate duplicates.

It's this concealment from which cultural capital derives its value, and which makes the DJ its perfect moniker.

And at some point in this system from which we all take, we all have to give something, too.

At present, no isolate of this parasite from which molecular sequences can be obtained is available.

darlingi sialotranscriptome coding for proteins of this family, from which six full-length clones were sequenced.

It also recognised the lack of well controlled studies in this population from which to base the evidence.