These observations, in addition, may shed light on explaining why many gliomas, even at their earliest stages, are so resistant to conventional apoptosis-related chemotherapy and radiation.
to shed light on which factors explain longer durations.
Rather, Mr. Delawar's sole task was "to shed light on our stances and explain our official position and policies to the international community," Mr. Mujahid said.
It never existed; it was created by Special Branch". His confession will increase demands for Mr Blair to shed light on the case and explain why charges against Mr Donaldson were dropped with no explanation.
In this paper, we present case studies of two heavy engineering firms, one Italian and another British, in order to shed light on the reasons that might explain the Italian marked competitive advantage in such industries and the British progressive loss of market share.
I need your help to shed light on newer ones.
Manafort is now in a position to shed light on that mysterious gathering, and potentially explain just what exactly was discussed in Trump Tower on that summer day.
The study contributes to the empirical evaluation of ALMPs beyond what it is already known mainly in three ways: first, the paper includes aspects of the delivery system in the analysis to shed light on the role of implementation characteristics in explaining differences in the performance of ALMPs between countries.
A comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) analysis with a DNA microarray based on three Y. enterocolitica and four Y. pseudotuberculosis genomes was conducted to shed light on the genetic traits and ecological specializations explaining the epidemiological differences between enteropathogenic Yersinia.
Future studies need to shed light on the interplay between these factors to explain the variations we found.
Mr Schelling tills the lower-lying valleys, discovering the most fertile fields of application and plucking the juiciest examples.In one of his more unusual papers, Mr Aumann uses game theory to shed light on an obscure passage in the Talmud, which explains how to divide an asset, such as a fine garment, between competing claimants.
