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Method involves extracting immune cells from a patient, altering them in lab

Someone is re engineering dinosaurs by extracting their DNA from prehistoric amber.

Extracting the people as if they were trunks of palm trees uprooted.

Extracting the people as if they were trunks of palm trees uprooted.

The Secretariat has already started extracting the best practices from those lessons.

Kiribati has frozen extracting activities at its current state while we raise the endowment.

And the deal that they strike is the extracting country gives Kiribati five percent of the landed value.

In the ruins of the village of Quyzhak the FFM interviewed three men extracting scrap metal among the ruins.

We need to try to encourage people to come up with a way of extracting carbon out of the Earth's atmosphere.

International organizations have begun the process of extracting data directly from countries' database systems through the Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange (SDMX).

Such acts were perpetrated with a discriminatory motive and for the purpose of extracting a confession or otherwise intimidating and or punishing him.

I started working in the industry, but I wasn't really happy to contribute to a material consumer society in a linear, extracting and manufacturing mode.

Right now today, in Oslo as it happens, oil companies are fighting to keep secret their payments to governments for extracting oil in developing countries.

Now really, in some sense, I want the players to be building this world in their imagination, and then extracting it from them with the least amount of pain.

Using computers, even though they're getting faster and better all the time, it's a challenge to deal with gigabytes of data, terabytes of data and extracting the relevant information.

In particular, they allow for the removal of concessions when exports increase, exempt sensitive items and reduce the effective scope of preferences while still extracting concessions unrelated to trade.14

2.4 The author states that her son was severely beaten after his arrest by the police for the purpose of extracting a confession about his alleged participation in the murders.

The method involves extracting immune cells from a patient, altering them in the laboratory so they can see a protein common to many cancers called HER2, and then reinjecting the cells.

And as we sit, exchanging free ideas with each other, there are still people mining coal in order to power the servers, extracting the minerals to make all of those things.

In it, the artist produced portraits of strangers from forensic artifacts like cigarette butts and chewing gum, extracting DNA from the detritus to conjure an image of what these folks might look like.

What you're looking at in here is a 3D viewer that we developed that would allow the display and manipulation of the cloud of points in real time, cutting sections through them and extracting dimensions.

In particular, it is argued that certain harsh interrogation methods falling short of torture might be justified for the purpose of extracting information aimed at preventing future terrorist acts that might kill many innocent people.

Women and girl children, particularly those living in developing countries, are often prevented from extracting themselves from poverty by means of education and gainful employment because of the lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation.

So this is really what's enabling us to deal with the explosion of data in medicine, together with some really nifty work in terms of algorithms compressing data, extracting the relevant information that people are doing research on.

Karnofsky and Hassenfeld now had a new goal to obtain and publicize the information. To that end, they founded an organization called GiveWell so that other donors would not have as hard a time extracting it as they had had.

The biology faculty of the University of Havana was prevented from obtaining from the companies Sigma and Clontec a set of reagents for extracting DNA and RNA from biological samples, which are of use in studies with applications in biotechnology.

One for extracting oxygen out of the deep sea water, another one which houses this chemosynthetic bacteria, which takes the hydrothermal fluid that hot water that you saw coming out of the bottom and converts that into simple sugars that the tube worm can digest.

The so called neocolonialist school, popular among China skeptics, considers China s economic relationship with Africa as essentially imperial. It is, they claim, focused exclusively on extracting maximum, short term profit, with little regard for governance standards, let alone host countries longer term development goals.

The Liu family is one of thousands of poor farming families in China s interior who contracted HIV through contaminated blood donations during the 1990 s, when under regulated for profit blood banking companies reused needles and transferred blood from infected donors to clean donors after extracting the plasma.

Meanwhile, according to the International Energy Agency, just 16 of investment in the US energy sector was spent on renewable or nuclear energy. Left to their own devices, oil companies seem to prefer extracting hydrocarbons from the deepest confines of the earth to channeling their profits into clean energy alternatives.

But extracting shale energy involves environmental risks and uncertainties, among them groundwater contamination, higher methane emissions, and potential seismic effects. And shale gas emits CO2 when burned, even though it has half the carbon content of coal and has played a significant role in cutting US carbon emissions to mid 1990 s levels.

Of course, in addition to extracting this huge amount of scientific information as to what makes us human, you know, the many human ancestors that have existed over the past six million years and there are more than 10 they did not have the knowledge, the technology and sophistications that we, Homo sapiens, have today.

But extracting shale energy involves environmental risks and uncertainties, among them groundwater contamination, higher methane emissions, and potential seismic effects. And shale gas emits CO2 when burned, even though it has half the carbon content of coal and has played a significant role in cutting US carbon emissions to mid 1990 s levels. 160

In the complaint he alleged that an unidentified police officer had committed the crime of extracting a statement by force in violation of 65 of the Serbian Criminal Code (SCC). According to the complainant, he had been arrested several times prior to the incident in question and had been interrogated about several unrelated criminal offences.

7. Emphasizes the importance of the Trust Fund in Support of Actions to Eliminate Violence against Women and its learning component in extracting and sharing good practices with respect to the elimination of violence against women, and reiterates the call to Governments, non governmental organizations and the public and private sectors to consider contributing or increasing contributions to the Trust Fund

Professional sport is a legislated monopoly in most countries, with top teams extracting free stadiums and other privileges from host cities. Indeed, Lin s story, it should be remembered, grew out of a huge labor dispute between the NBA s billionaire owners and its millionaire players over division of the league s nearly 4 billion in annual revenues more than many countries national income.

Any diagnosis of diabetes, or subsequent monitoring of disease progression, requires a medical consultation and hence an entry into the patient record and so into the practice s patient management information system. Logically, the surveillance system should operate by extracting the entire subset of data required for surveillance purposes from each health care provider s patient management information system ( front end capture ).

Furthermore, the Greek Cypriot leader, by reiterating his demand that in a new United Nations process there should be no arbitration and no deadlines, is indeed giving the recipe for another 40 years of inconclusive negotiations, which can be utilized by the Greek Cypriot leadership for extracting unilateral concessions from Turkey and Turkish Cypriot side within the context of the EU.

First, their cost of extracting oil is extremely low, which means that they will be able to produce profitably at the current price or even at a much lower price. Second, their enormous financial reserves allow them to finance their domestic and international activities for an extended period of time, as they seek to transform their economies to reduce their dependence on oil revenue.

Torture is defined in CAT, article 1, as acts which consist of the intentional infliction of severe pain or suffering (physical or mental), involving a public official (directly or at the instigation or consent or with the acquiescence of a public official, or another person acting in an official capacity), and for a specific purpose (i.e. extracting a confession, obtaining information, punishment, intimidation, discrimination).

Exxon has reportedly been funding so called think tanks to undermine confidence in the science of global warming, just as the tobacco industry funded research to question the validity of statistical findings showing the link between smoking and cancer. Some companies even seem to celebrate the melting of the polar ice cap, because it will reduce the cost of extracting the oil that lies beneath the Arctic Ocean.

That was also the logic of the Barcelona Process in the late 1990 s, whereby the European Union worked to promote the development and democratization of the countries of the Maghreb as the best way to stem the uncontrolled tide of illegal immigration into Europe. But, unlike the EU, the Dominican Republic is not an economic giant that can assume exclusive responsibility for extracting Haiti from its Biblical destitution.

The beating of a detainee with a truncheon for the purpose of extracting a confession must be considered torture if it inflicts severe pain or suffering the beating of a detainee with a truncheon walking to and from a cell might amount to CIDT, but the beating of demonstrators in the street with the same truncheon for the purpose of dispersing an illegal demonstration or prison riot, for example, might be justified as lawful use of force by law enforcement officials.