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The mechanism for arsenic removal is likely due to the hydroxyl group of Fe(OH x/FeOOH which contributed from the hydrolysis of FeCO3, and subsequently substituted by aqueous arsenic.

Indeed, Ms. Bokova's candidacy was staunchly supported by the Bulgarian government, which contributed 100,000 from the state budget to help fund a public relations campaign in which she travelled to more than 40 countries.

The 27 photo-cytotoxic extracts were from different plant species except for Anaxagorea javanica which contributed two extracts from its bark and leaves.

The round was led by Real Ventures, which contributed $500,000, with participation from angel investors including PBX Innovations, CertaPay co-founder Brad Badeau, and Greg Wolfond, founder of 724 Solutions and SecurePay.

At this critical point of his reign, Mac Murchada lost the support of the Dubliners, which contributed to his expulsion from Ireland that year.

Named a "winner" in the 2008 elections by Crain's New York, 32BJ mobilized members in the key presidential campaign states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida and Virginia while fielding a strong New York State campaign, which contributed to a change from Republican to Democratic majority control of the New York State Senate.

However, since the patients included in the 6 studies ranged from 2004 to 2010, not each of them was evaluated with the response criteria developed by the "First International Workshop on Interim PET in Lymphoma," which contributed to the heterogeneity from the threshold effect.

Our present study, for the first time to the best of our knowledge, revealed a potential role of p27 in inhibiting S6-mediated hypoxia-inducible factor-1 α (HIF-1 α) protein translation, which contributed to the protection from environmental carcinogen (sodium arsenite -induced cell trarsenite -induced

Among the children studied in the report, most of them received government assistance from medicaid, which contributed to the guests' common denominator: symptoms possibly stemming from family struggle, not brain disorder.

Rankine's poem refers to the mistaken decisions by umpire Mariana Alves at the US Open in 2004, which contributed to your early exit from the tournament.

West Ham have promised to back their new manager, Gianfranco Zola, in the transfer market despite the cutbacks which contributed to Alan Curbishley's resignation from the club last week.