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And supplies of Fabrazyme have been tighter than for Cerezyme.

Campaign finance experts said that to their knowledge, the limits were tighter than for any previous inauguration, both in dollar amounts and in who will be permitted to give.

The security on BlackBerrys sold to individuals is no tighter than for normal phones, according to Richard Clayton of the University of Cambridge; and copies of the messages sent on them should still exist.Handing content over could, however, cause problems for RIM and the phone companies.

Regulation of how telcos can use personal data has typically been tighter than for Internet services but earlier this year the FCC reversed tighter privacy rules for broadband providers — thereby giving giants like Verizon more room for their data-harvesting, ad-tracking manoeuvres.

The overall affinity for εA-DNA is 40-fold tighter than for a nonspecific site, demonstrating specific recognition of this damaged base.

The binding affinity of AlkA for the εA-DNA lesion is only 40-fold tighter than for a nonspecific site and 20-fold weaker than for the abasic DNA site.

In Nuevo León, the fight for the federal congressional seats looks as if it will be tighter than those for governor and the mayor of Monterrey.

As the presence of tight junctions between cerebral endothelial cells became known, the fact that they were more functionally tight than, for example, the junctions found in blood vessels of skeletal muscle, was further investigated.

9.59pm: Security on Question Time will be tighter than ever for tonight's edition, which is being broadcast from Wormwood Scrubs.

At normal levels, a marketplace has about four or five months inventory," but New Jersey has been much tighter than that for some time.

Officials say the criteria are tighter than those for signature strikes, requiring evidence of a threat to the United States, and they have even given them a new name — TADS, for Terrorist Attack Disruption Strikes.