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Even patients with complete remission but positive bone marrow status after primary systemic therapy may therefore need secondary adjuvant therapy, which may be based on bisphosphonates or antibody-based strategies, to completely eradicate minimal residual disease.

The courts are already grappling with the implications for enforcing rules of one jurisdiction on an internationally available medium which may be based elsewhere.

Bakasoftware, which may be based in Moscow according to Internet domain name records, did not respond to telephone and e-mail requests for comment.

Land Rover did not use the occasion of the Los Angeles show to commit to bringing the new Defender, which may be based on the DC100 concept, above, to the United States.

Unfortunately for the Taliban's out-of-the-box thinker, his favored weaponry and propulsion systems -- one of which may be based on an article in the November 2000 issue of Scientific American -- would either be useless anywhere but in the vacuum of space or inapplicable to jets for practical reasons.

Generally, incompressible flows can be modeled using the NSE in two different formulations which may be based on either primitive (velocity and pressure) or derived (such as velocity and vorticity) variables.

A solid vertical line indicates an interaction base pair, a dashed vertical line denotes two terminal bases which may be base paired or unpaired, and a dotted vertical line denotes two terminal bases which are assumed to be unpaired.

A solid vertical line indicates a bond, a dashed vertical line denotes two terminal bases of a region which may be base paired or unpaired and a dotted vertical line denotes two terminal bases of a region which are assumed to be unpaired.

But operas do not survive because they have beautiful music or because they are faithful to the novels on which they may be based.

This summer, GoodGuide will add a deeper database for users who want more detail by, for example, reading the academic studies on which ratings may be based.

First, the less restrictive conception of aesthetic properties mentioned above, on which they may be based on non-perceptual formal properties, can be deployed.