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The bill says that in some circumstances it may be permissible to use force amounting to grievous bodily harm – which can constitute serious disfigurement – if the officer "reasonably believes that doing the thing is necessary to protect the life of, or to prevent serious injury to, another person (including the authorised officer)".
The final aim is to evidence the extreme efficacy of a conservation strategy, which can constitute the first guarantee for a sustainable intervention on this precious cultural heritage.
The obtained wide photonic band gap reveals the existence of permitted modes depending on the nature and characteristics of the built in system which can constitute optical windows.
For PANI/G-MS composites, PANI uniformly coats on the surface of graphene which can constitute a high conductive network to accelerate electronic transmission in the composites electrode for supercapacitors.
The peculiar porosities make these materials suitable for testing the adsorption of molecules of different size (methylene blue and Cy-5 cyanine), which can constitute an easy method to qualitatively identify the micro/mesoporous nature of carbon materials.
Physiological FDG uptake is often seen in the muscles of the head and neck, which can constitute a diagnostic dilemma in the interpretation of PET scans [2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9].
The identification of key enzymes in biodegradation could help to discover microbial estrogen degradation pathways and suggest biomarkers to monitor estrogen degradation by a microbial community [ 90], which can be constituted by a mixture of distinct bacteria capable of degrading various classes of steroid hormones and their related compounds.
In the framework of welfare economics R&D investments constitute costs which can be balanced out by potential benefits of future drug innovations.
The polymeric materials are predominantly fluorine containing random copolymers, which can be categorised as fluoropolymers, constituted from various functional groups including CF3, CF2, CHF, CHF2, CH2F, CH2 and CH3.
They constitute a library, which can be used selectively.
After exposure to IR, the extensive phosphorylation at Ser139 of histone H2AX results in the formation of discrete γ-H2AX foci, which can be identified by immunostaining and constitute a useful tool to highlight the presence of DSBs (Fernandez-Capetillo et al, 2004; Sharma et al, 2012).
