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Which codifies Directive 75/442/EEC OJ 1975 L 194, p.
The mutation is located on gene 1q21., which codifies specific RNA adenosine deaminase.
It is associated with mutations in the NLRP3 gene before known as CIAS1 which codifies cryopyrin.
The gene which codifies the subunit 6 from glutamate kainate receptor(glur6 ou grik2) is localized on 6q21 region.
The EU Council adopted on 28 May, after approval by the European Parliament,a directive which codifies all previ ous texts.
Speech temporal envelope, which codifies information is distorted in an altered auditory system, resulting in speech perception distortions.
Our claim is that an analysis carefully conducted of certain key texts does provide us with sufficient evidences for defending that the topics is a handbook which codifies an existent art.
The temporal envelope of speech, which codifies information, is distorted in an altered auditory system, resulting in distortion in speech perception.
Practical significance of citizenship of the Union will be enhanced by full implementation of Directive 2004/38[4], which codifies Community law in this field and brings clarity and simplicity.
Therefore, the additional copy of the gene which codifies the erithropoetin results in the increase of the production of red blood cells; consequently, the capacity of O2 transportation to the tissues is increased.
On 20 March the Commission adopted a communication on relations with thecomplainant in respect of infringements of Community law(2), which codifies all the administrative rules applicable to the handling of complaints.
A work published by Miwa et al. showed that Daf-1 gene deletion, which codifies the CD55 molecule in MRL/lpr mice, an experimental model widely used to study LES, exacerbated the severity of the autoimmune disease.
To create a legal and institutional framework as well as to allow Government to provide a leadership role in community development, it is necessary to have an official policy paper,approved by Government, which codifies its principles and policies regarding community development.
The introduction of the gene which codifies the VEGF in patients with endothelial dysfunction responsible for coronary arterial disease and peripheral arterial disease events have introduced good results, with formation of new vascular branches.
Meanwhile, Directive 80/390/EEC was integrated into Directive 2001/34/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 May 2001 on the admission of securities to official stock exchange listing andon information to be published on those securities(7), which codifies several directives in the field of listed securities.
The Commission also adopted a"de minimis" regulation, which codifies the present"de minimis" rule, laid down in a Communication from 6.3.1996. According to this rule, aid measures to an enterprise below the ceiling of€ 100.000 within a period of three years are not considered to be State aid within the meaning of the Treaty, since they do not threaten to distort competition and/or do not affect trade between Member States.
The Commission today approved guidelines which codify its policy towards approval of State aid for rescuing firms in difficulty and helping them to restructure.
This genocidal policy reached even more infamous heights with the Helms-Burton Act, which codified all previous administrative restrictions, expanded and tightened the blockade, and established it in perpetuity.
In the skeletal muscle, myostatin is transcribed as a messenger RNA mRNA, which codified a precursor protein containing 335 amino acids.
Well then, all those laws which codify- and I repeat- codify discrimination against women are, albeit in different forms- directly applying the interpretation of the Koran.
GSTs are broken down into eight gene classes which codify cytosolic enzymes and microsomal genes:? GSTA, µ GSTM,? GSTP,? GSTT, z GSTZ,? GSTS, w GSTO and k GSTK6.
In 1995, a membership charter was adopted, which codified the beliefs, rights, and responsibilities of full-time Family members.
He did not veto the Detainee Provisions andthe National Defense Authorization act which codify the indefinite detention of people including Americans without trial.
The primary role of the ILO has been to coordinate principles of international labour law by issuing Conventions, which codify labour laws on all matters.
These first free farmers received a charter in which codified their rights and freedoms.
The community project is an organized set of actions which codify the priority choices and desires of the community as a whole not a single individual, faction, or power group within the community, and not an agency outside the community.
Objectives: to investigate three genes which codify enzymes associated with steroidogenesis(cyp1a1, cyp1b1, and cyp17) in girls with central precocious puberty by focusing on the association between the sequence variation of these genes and central precocious puberty.
The Twelve Tables of Roman law, which codified an impartial approach to procedural justice, was perhaps the most important innovation in Western jurisprudence, and praised by Cicero as the cornerstone of the Roman Republic.
The Council in Trullo(691-692), which codified all earlier canonical legislation, also ruled that meetings should be held yearly, and the absentees should be brotherly admonished Canon 8.
In consequence of the adoption of Directives 2001/82/EC and 2001/83/EC, which codified Community legislation in the field of veterinary medicinal products and medicinal products for human use respectively, references to provisions of that legislation should be updated.