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The Netherlands Antilles islands of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba, which were due to achieve the status of Dutch local authorities in 2008 following agreement on a new constitution (which also conferred local autonomy on Curaçao and Sint Maarten), said in March that they would not permit same-sex weddings, even though such ceremonies were recognized in The Netherlands.

The essence of religion for Bauer was now a hubristic particularism, which also conferred a transcendent status on the universal, as a realm divorced from concrete social relationships.

The most consistent result was for CHD association with the F12 variant rs1801020 (men and women combined, p = 0.005 for additive model), which also conferred risk at the p<0.05 level for CHD in both women and men when analyzed separately.

To identify the TFs involved in binding to the LPL variants, which also conferred differential expression in luciferase reporter assays, competition assays were carried out using MC-EMSAs (15).

Ms. Carlisle was convinced the surgery would be less damning than proof that she carried a defective BRCA1 gene, which also confers a very high chance of developing breast cancer.

In the female, transfer of IgYs from serum to egg yolk confers passive immunity to embryos and neonates [1, 2] similarly to placental IgG transfer in mammals which also confers passive immunity to the fetus.

To test for allelism to previously reported gain-of-resistance mutations ebr1 and ebr3 which also confer resistance to both BB and blast (Campbell and Ronald 2005), a resistant G978 line was crossed to the two mutants.

The outer shell is now made using phospholipids, which also confer greater stability.

The albumin binding capacity of SMA is important for prolonged blood circulation of SMA-modified drugs, which also confers higher biocompatibility.

Although MNT is a swift and painful killer, it is easily preventable through immunization of women with tetanus toxoid (TT) vaccine, which also confers immunity for the first month of life to a child born to an immunized woman.

Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) is an insulin-releasing hormone clinically exploited for glycaemic control in diabetes, which also confers acute cardioprotection and benefits in experimental/clinical heart failure.