Personality, in other words, is conferred in the service of plot, not truth.
Under the Naval Defence Act (1912) the power to make the transfer was conferred in the Governor-General.
SECTION 24 The privileges and immunities accorded by this Article are conferred in the interests of FAO and not for the personal benefit of the individuals themselves.
The privileges and immunities accorded by this Article are conferred in the interests of FAO and not for the personal benefit of the individuals themselves.
We found that by placing the proximal tibial reference segment (segment F), marker scatter was conferred in the z-axis as both the tuberosity morphology and plane of the fracture split provided relative variation in anterior-posterior marker placement.
These epigenetic differences are conferred in the gametes, or very early in embryogenesis, and, in general, will remain with and distinguish the parentally-derived alleles for the lifetime of the individual (Kelsey and Feil, 2013).
The World Health Organization National Influenza Center (WHO NIC) designation was conferred in the Lower Mekong region as early as 1972 when Thailand was designated a NIC, followed by Vietnam, Cambodia, and Myanmar in 2005, 2006, and 2008, respectively; reflecting recognition of laboratory, surveillance, and outbreak investigative competencies in the region.
Three placenames in the Canadian province of British Columbia were conferred in honour of the Birkenhead disaster by Hudson's Bay Company explorer Alexander Caulfield Anderson, a boyhood friend and cousin of Lt-Col.
Thus, decreased susceptibility to DHA and quinine was conferred in these experiments by the presence of the 160Asn pfap2-mu mutant allele, given that the overexpression of the WT allele had no effect on parasite susceptibility to these antimalarials.
The medals were conferred in a public ceremony in the Liverpool town hall on 27 February 1877.
