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"Annan to Offer Plans for Change in U.N. Structure" (front page, March 21) was right to highlight the proposal to replace the Commission on Human Rights with a smaller Human Rights Council, which would consistently monitor and evaluate abuses around the world, especially in areas of instability.

According to Feyerabend, only by endorsing scientific realism can the scientist cleave to a methodology which would consistently bring out the (conceptually) revolutionary potential of scientific theories, rekindling the kind of fire Galileo had lit under the Aristotelian world-view.

In a larger scale region consisting of one DNA replication unit (or transcription unit) there would be an additional process which would consistently give a bias in the same direction and dominate the local effect.

Therefore, to determine which probes would consistently detect a DNAm difference due to XCI, we used previously reported studies of genes that escape XCI to establish two training sets of X-linked genes.

A senior bitcoin developer has declared the cryptocurrency a failed experiment, blaming the end of the currency on the refusal of the community to adopt new standards which would allow it to grow consistently while maintaining stability.

With box-office analysts Rentrak finally in operation in the country over the last year, hopefully more accurate admissions figures will soon be consistently available, which would give a more accurate measure of Bollywood's potential future impact.

In seeking to block Obama's "gainful employment" rule, which would penalize career colleges that consistently leave their students worse off than they started, the industry's arguments have been as misleading as their tactics have been unscrupulous.

Changes such as this, which would increase the seasonal synchrony consistently between these tick stages to permit virus transmission from infected nymphs to infectible larvae co-feeding on rodents, would be expected to increase the prevalence of infection in ticks [11].

10 In separate analyses of the four IQ subtests, we found that associations with the logical (problem solving) subscale were consistently strongest, which would support this view.

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It favours a regional certification scheme, like the appellation contrôlée system in French wine, which would allow beans to be branded consistently without creating legal problems.