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Mr. Kuperberg sketched out a second chain of events, this one pertaining to new buildings with many unsold units.

That relatively low levels of RNAi can inhibit protein synthesis driven by the strong polyhedrin (polh) promoter of AcMNPV, suggests that RNAi will find utility as an in vivo metabolic controller in metabolic engineering studies such as this one pertaining to protein expression.

Like the one pertaining to gender discrimination, this one is likely to result in a referral to the European Court of Justice and possible fines.

Even before this gathering, the Trump administration had signed off on the first rollback of industry regulations, including the one pertaining to the removal of unproductive offshore platforms.

But the one pertaining to Governors Island may be different.

Please note that, because the HLS Apartments are official Cambridge residences, they have a different cancellation policy than the one pertaining to the HLS dorms.

Future generations of cultural archaeologists may also cite as significant the revelation that the bestselling title in US publisher Continuum's 33 1/3 imprint (a series of in-depth pocket-size studies of cult albums) has not been the one pertaining to Electric Ladyland or Unknown Pleasures or even OK Computer, but rather the story of In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Neutral Milk Hotel.

While Tesla is no longer a party in this specific case, the company is still working with the NTSB in other investigations, like the one pertaining to a crash in Lake Forest, California and one in Culver City.

If you click yes, the last few queries (in this case, the ones pertaining to the car) will already be in the text field.

The Andy Rubin-founded company has been on quite a patent run in recent months — but the ones pertaining to a "camera integrated into a display" are the most compelling of the lot.

In the meantime, studies should report on a more comprehensive set of indicators, including at least one pertaining to each of time, hyperglycaemia and hypoglycaemia.