They have not confirmed or denied the widespread version of events that claims the victims also included Alfredo's elder brother Iván, who is reputed to be El Chapo's chosen successor to run the trafficking organization he left behind when he was recaptured in January.
The protein, identified by a team of researchers led by geneticist Craig Warden at the University of California, Davis, is a more widespread version of one found in the heat-generating tissue known as brown fat.
LEED certification, the most widespread version of sustainable building since its implementation in the '90s, incorporates low energy and high efficiency features into buildings, like Energy Star appliances and air-filtration systems.
The players will explain that they are playing "big blue" handball; the more widespread tournament version of the sport is called "small ball," with a harder ball that requires the use of gloves.
There is likely to be no widespread European version of the Volcker rule, for example, according to Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, an economist and the director of Cepii, a research group in Paris — mainly because of the conviction that the cause of the financial crisis was risky trading by American institutions.
Everett (at least in its widespread version) takes the state Ψ as the basis of the ontology of quantum theory.
Nevertheless, based on the differential distributions, we can tentatively propose that some of the widespread versions, such as the barnase, HNH and deaminase domain toxins might have been present in the stems of the major bacterial clades such as those uniting the group-I bacteria or group-II bacteria.
Although some English language sources here in the Arab world opt to describe the group as the "so-called Islamic State", the description is not nearly as widespread as the Arabic version of the acronym, Daesh, which stands for al-Dawla al-Islamiya fi Iraq wa al-Sham, the Islamic State in Iraq and Al-Sham.
By about 8000 bce, Utah's ancient people had developed a local version of the widespread Archaic culture.
For example, in a Chukchi version of the widespread myth of the Raven, in which Raven recovers the sun and the moon from an evil spirit by seducing his daughter, the angry father throws the daughter from a high cliff and, as she drops into the water, she turns into a walrus – possibly the original walrus.
