Most of the discussion to date accepts the widespread notion that the envisaged cuts in the military budget shift the odds heavily against the United States' launching military operations and intervening abroad.
Models of TRAP function to date have generally accepted that it cannot bind RNA unless it is liganded with tryptophan [ 19, 41– 41].
Army, eager to fill the open date, accepted an invitation to host little-known Notre Dame at West Point.
In Scotland, the current minority government has included minimum pricing as one of its proposed set of alcohol policies, but opposition parties to date have declined to accept this, partly on the grounds of lack of evidence that it would have the desired effects.
Various treatment methods have been proposed to date universally accepted treatment guidelines.
Discouraged, but determined to preserve a record of their aeronautical work to date, Wilbur accepted Chanute's invitation to address the prestigious Western Society of Engineers.
From the numbers the founder gave me, it looks like Nextt has had 63 applications to date, and accepted eight of them.
But to date no accepted alternative is available to identify the photoallergenic potential of a new chemical.
Moreover, the prevalence of the MetS was three times higher in individuals in the fourth quintile and this was still within the "normal" RHR that is - to date - accepted as being between 60 and 80. Again, this might be another observation to support the notion that one should look at RHR as a continuous variable, putting into perspective the currently used normal limits.
To date, the accepted models of bacterial population genetics state that a low phenotypic diversity is expected due to purges involving fitter mutants, known as periodic selection events (Atwood et al. 1951; Cohan 2002; Doolittle 2012).
At 26, he is finally bidding farewell to the teenage heartbreaks and rebellions that have inspired his career to date, and accepting manhood with reluctant grace.
