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Two types of organisation, independent system operators and regional transmission bodies, control their slices, which may cover several states.
Membranipora, which may cover large areas with a million or more zooids, always grows predominantly toward the youngest part of an algal frond.
The new law encourages such "bundled payments," which may cover the services of hospitals and doctors, as well as nursing homes and home care agencies.
But Mr. Webster at Greenwich Associates said that among institutional investors, despite a reluctance so far to fire managers, "there's a guilty-until-proven-innocent sentiment out there which may cover a large number of U.S.-based mutual fund managers".
Most are design patents that cover the look and feel of a product, rather than utility patents, which may cover a technical innovation like a software algorithm or computer chip.
"The bill presented on 10 December 2015 provides the Danish authorities with the power to search clothes and luggage of asylum seekers — and other migrants without a permit to stay in Denmark — with a view to finding assets which may cover the expenses," the Danish ministry of integration said in an email to The Washington Post.
It pays $100 toward spaying or neutering a dog or cat, for example, which may not cover the full cost.
The scientists at Kew are at the early stages of feeding this data into a Google Earth application which may eventually cover the world - and, among other things, be an invaluable tool in documenting climate change.
We used a data set previously linked to annual exposure data (or summer-O3 data), which may not cover the exact recall period for each respondent.
Inadequate household income is a barrier to obtaining services outside provincial health care plans, which may not cover psychologist and social worker services.
A similar percentage (13%) of genes were X-linked in the published A. pisum genome, although it should be noted that in that case the assignment to the X was done using genetic markers (Jaquiéry et al. 2012), which may not cover the X and autosomes equally.
