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The children would, therefore, be the genetic twins of their fathers, which would thus allow infertile men to pass their genes to the next generation.

Why not have the president of the European commission directly elected by all European citizens on the same day, which would thus for the first time be European in the strict sense?

Therefore, it was felt that a crash in this specific position would be nearly certain to cause an obstruction on the track which would thus necessitate the deployment of a safety car in order to allow the track to be cleared and to ensure the safe continuation of the race".

In that case, he deduced, the abandoned partner would have no choice but to become real and it would have to steal the energy needed to make the transition to reality from the black hole itself, which would thus become a tiny bit lighter.

If exercised, the overallotment will result in net proceeds to the company of approximately $2.3 million (which would thus bring the total of capital raised to $17.8 million).

That could be for example agent-based models or methods to capture the human dimension which would thus support interdisciplinary modelling.

The hope was that the Math1 gene would be activated in the infected cells, which would then grow cilia, thus becoming hair cells.

We therefore propose a correlation between the basin deformation and the activity of the nearby basement thrusts, which would have thus shortened a previously thinned continental crust.

In addition, as previously suggested [22], it is possible that the ancestral cellular DNA machinery came from DNA viruses, which would have thus in turn provided genes allowing DNA replication.

This circulating elastase is likely to be the inactive proform of pancreatic elastase, which would not thus degrade endostatin.

Such SAS-5 assemblies may be transiently located at the site of centriole assembly or, alternatively, could correspond to only a small fraction of total SAS-5, which would have thus gone undetected in FRAP experiments (Delattre et al., 2004).