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With increasing the CB loadings, the morphology of PEEK/TPI blends changed from sea-island to co-continuous structure, which was owing to the selective location of CB in TPI phase.

Moreover, the combinatorial treatment markedly reduced in vivo tumour growth that was accompanied with decreased proliferation and angiogenesis, which was owing to decreased Akt phosphorylation.

A rather high proportion of this information was missing, which was owing to the fact that these measurements were not routinely performed in the mid-1990s.

However, the difference was not at statistically significant level (P = 0.098) in spite of the high incidence of suppressed neurons in low firing group, which was owing to 1 neuron that showed high firing rates (an average of 82.5 spikes/s) at control but it showed suppressive modulation.

Parmalat collapsed in December 2003, revealing a $17 billion hole in its accounts, about $3 billion of which was owed to Italian banks.

With Astor waiving its £17.6m, Leeds' other creditors, including HM Revenue and Customs which was owed £7.7m unpaid tax and VAT, were paid off at 10p in the pound.

His authority, which was owed to his almost mystical closeness to the President, was unquestioned, but he exercised it lightly and, in my experience, justly.

On May 1 the foreign debt totaled $12.4 billion (half of which was owed to the International Monetary Fund, Russia, and the World Bank).

Validus would also have to pay break-up fees to Alleghany and to Allied, which was owed money if Transatlantic struck a new merger agreement before next summer.

Not only does he depend on the IMF (and its chief paymaster, the United States) and countries such as Germany (which was owed some $30.5 billion of the $72.2 billion of outstanding loans at the end of last year).

The largest creditor by far is engine supplier Ferrari, which was owed £16.6 million and would be expected to provide engines again this year should the team recover.