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Hasan reiterated calls for international support for the city, but said they have thus far fallen on deaf ears.

Easton Ellis's screenwriting efforts have thus far fallen far short of his literary achievements, notably with the misfiring The Informers from 2008, based on his own 1994 short story collection.

SYDNEY — Fresh from failing — twice — to pass his widely contested plan to reduce Australia's greenhouse gas emissions, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd headed to Copenhagen on Monday hoping to succeed internationally where his domestic agenda has thus far fallen short.

But Chinese support for U.S. goals has thus far fallen short of the administration's expectations, in part because China's urgent energy needs have often trumped any concerns about the unsavory nature of other governments.

My pleas in Forbes columns Monday, Tuesday and Thursday last week for Elon Musk to address those upcoming maturities with an equity offering have thus far fallen on deaf ears.

Francis has also thus far fallen short on reforms to the Catholic Church's social teachings.

Because MS measurements of bacterial proteins against overwhelming background of host proteins are still technically challenging (Schmidt and Volker, 2011), vast majority of work thus far falls into examination of the bacterial proteome in bacteriological media.

However, all the AMPs tested thus far fall short of the requirements for an effective anti-plasmodial molecule since they require high concentrations both in vivo and in vitro to be effective.

Where all phylogenomic pipelines thus far fall short, however, is on the taxonomic side of things.

Regardless, the fact that ∼30% of the genes in each of the three cryptomonad nucleomorph genomes sequenced thus far fall into this category is intriguing.

Their results, together with existing data, suggest that the neuroblastoma-associated ALK mutations characterised thus far fall into three classes: (i) gain-of-function, ligand-independent mutations of varying activation strength, such as ALKF1174, (ii) kinase-dead ALK mutants, such as ALKI1250T and (iii) ALK mutations that are ligand-dependent and might represent 'passenger' mutations.