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Japan's currency is higher across the board, however, as the country's trade surplus confers it a peculiar "safe haven" status.

the ordinance confers no powers to arbitrate disputes , to name and shame , or to require banks to pay compensation or rectify mistakes.

Nothing in this licence confers any right to a renewal thereof on its expiry or to the grant of a new licence.

These results suggest that genome duplication transforms features of A. borealis in a manner that confers adaptation to a novel environment.

Suppose most of them are sensitive to insecticide, but a few harbor a version of a gene that confers resistance.

Therefore, the author confers the general developmental law of technology spillover of FDI in the process of economic development.

My Chinese family name sets me apart from others with different family names. It also confers on me a family responsibility.

Studies have shown that mirthful laughter, the kind that stems from real joy, relieves stress, lightens mood and confers health benefits.

being an incident of war , military occupation confers upon the invading force the means of exercising control for the period of occupation.

ICULStoo confers similar rights but at a specified conversion ratio and this needs to be exercised within the specified maturity period.

Many natural infections have at least one benefit in that a bout of illness confers lifelong immunity against the causative pathogen.

Still, he said, walking 30 minutes a day confers more health benefits than does drinking.

To Heidegger, "being" is an incomparable, transcendental mystery, something that confers existence on individual, particular beings.

While location confers important advantages to innovations, a favorable geography is no guarantee against failure.

True, we have technology that can facilitate early detection, but this technology by no means confers prevention of disease on any of us.

Chinese state councilor Dai Bingguo confers with Hillary Clinton on Tuesday at the U. S. State Department.

Years ago I found this image of a statue made by Guru Rinpoche, Padmasambhava, that confers blessing of liberation upon sight.

EXAMPLE: Before making any major business decisions, the cautious company owner always confers with his managers and his accountant.

It also appears to increase the brain chemical serotonin, which confers a sense of well-being.

Using a real options approach we estimate the value of the flexibility that such portability confers.

The President confers doctorates on several distinguished professors.

Granting the CREATE DATABASE and ALTER ANY DATABASE permissions to a login confers access to the database metadata.

The beta-pleated sheet configuration confers upon amyloid the optical and tinctorial properties that it shows when stained with Congo red.

All of these viruses show the same H275Y mutation that confers resistance to the antiviral oseltamivir, but not to the antiviral zanamivir.

They blocked the expression of the enzyme that confers this resistance, rendering the rice strain susceptible to the herbicide.

A share that confers sufficient voting rights in a company to maintain control and protect it from takeover. The golden share . . .

The downside of a patent is fundamental to its design: in order to reward an innovator, the patent confers a monopoly.

Introducing change incrementally and limiting its impact by adhering to defined interfaces confers increased flexibility.

It's just an option, and an option confers value. . . I'm sure the vast majority of users love Facebook Connect and will continue to use it.

Confers and collaborates with other members of management representing the position and concerns of manufacturing and production.

As Americans, and as human beings, we seek not only the security, but the sense of dignity, the sense of community, that work confers.

But she says there is a growing body of scientific evidence that coffee confers a variety of real health benefits.

The great privilege this confers on the role, however, can lead to its abuse.

courtesy card: a card that confers on its bearer a special right or privilege, AS at a supermarket or bank.

Confers with planning and design staff concerning product design and tooling to ensure efficient production methods .

For now, the illusion of tighter immigration controls confers domestic political benefits, even as its failings are ignored.

Adm. Soong Chang-chih confers upon Fan the rank of Lieutenant Colonel of the Air Force.

Vast size and the power it confers might be one way to counterbalance the miners' dependence on China.

Confers with all technical functions as required to clarify and resolve problems and develop designs.

This process confers on the watch an exceptional resistance , even under extremely demanding conditions .

In the performance of a good action, a man not only benefits himself, but he confers a blessing upon other.

"So you can see that many of us are below that threshold level that we believe confers protective benefits, " says Arendash.

The vaccine itself was inadequate as it confers limited protection.

Nato membership is not a talisman that magically confers protection.

Such an input could be technology that confers a cost advantage.

The hepatitis B vaccine confers lifelong immunity against the chronic illness.

"It confers class status in China to say that you own a flat in Singapore, " says Mr Ismail.

The darkness confers measures of privacy and freedom as hard to come by in North Korea as electricity.

So, similarly, the pattern of connections among people confers upon the groups of people different properties.

This predominant, captivating fragrance confers a fair amount of freshness on the coffee.

Another notable risk factor was morbid obesity in the patient which confers a general increase in all-risk mortality.

To work for a better life for one's children and grandchildren confers on the labor a fierce dignity.

This aspect confers to these artists' works a texture, a substance that lacks in computer assembled pieces.

Confers with management on reports, forecast budgets, policies and future planning.

If another virtual processor needs that lock and has excess cycles, it confers those to the first processor through this call.

Likewise, the modern LBD partakes of the chameleon character that black confers.

The document confers on him title to, and powers to ingather, the bankrupt's assets.

Confers with Department Heads to discuss and formulate plans for soliciting business.

The President confers with his cabinet today.

One-and-half-year study at Tsinghua which confers Advanced Training Certificate to students ?

Copyright also confers a monopoly for a supposedly limited period of time.

The Agencies will not presume that a patent, copyright, or trade secret necessarily confers market power upon its owner.

Any careful anthropological analysis would show that what confers status varies from place to place, and time to time.

The extra effort to do this is negligible, and that final semicolon confers two very important advantages.

and confers drug resistance in both proliferating and dormant cancer cells.

The vaccine protects children as young as one year of age, and confers immunity that may last a decade.

The handbag confers the prestige, provided the owner mixes in the relevant circles.

That American brands are born and nurtured in the world's largest and most eclectic economy confers a huge advantage.

There is substantial evidence from elsewhere that education confers broad economic benefits.

Novel property mutation --- A mutation that confers a new property on the protein.

Marriage confers fewer rights now, but still many obligations.

Confers with Creative Team to discuss and determine layout design.

The new Vice President confers with his predecessor.

Being a partnership confers some advantages.

It also confers Master's Degree and Doctoral Degree in clinic medicine.

Hanna confers with a colleague about how best to administer a heatedchemo drug directly into Simmons's abdominal cavity.

A special quality that confers superiority.

The Constitution of the People's Republic of China confers on Chinese citizens the right to free speech.

Seat ownership typically confers not only the right to trade but also a say over the way an exchange is governed.

Head start An early start that confers an advantage.

Having a long ring finger confers a host of other benefits.

An MBA also confers bragging rights.

D. W. confers with his Cameraman.

A call option is similar, but it confers the right to buy instead of sell.

And if confers on us a responsibility.

This is a boon to consumers, but confers no lasting "first-mover" advantage on Groupon.

And there are questions about whether it confers lifetime immunity or if a booster shot will be needed.

It confers on us the ability to do things tomorrow that we can't do today, things today that we couldn't do yesterday.

It is also a task that confers tangible benefit to the development organization.

Using System. Data. SqlTypes directly in a DataSet confers several benefits when working SQL Server data types.

It is also a task that confers tangible benefit to the development organization.

Using System. Data. SqlTypes directly in a DataSet confers several benefits when working SQL Server data types.

Science confers huge power to change the world.

Overexpression of Proline Transporter Gene Isolated from Halophyte Confers Salt Tolerance in Arabidopsis

Expression of Cloned Human Lactoferrin cDNA in Transgenic Tobacco Confers Resistance to Bacterial and Viral Diseases

GNA Confers Resistance to Rice Brown Planthopper in Transgenic Rice Pure Lines by Both Bioassay and Feeding Tests

Washington, US: President-elect Barack Obama confers with the vice-president-elect, Joe Biden

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Low-Dose Aspirin Confers Smallest Risk of Bleeding Complications

Sevoflurane Confers Additional Cardioprotection after Ischemic Late Preconditioning in Rabbits Mullenheim J, et al

Sevoflurane Confers Additional Cardioprotection after Ischemic Late Preconditioning in Rabbits Mullenheim J, et al

Obama Confers with US Governors on Economy, Health Care and Education

Diabetes Confers Earlier Heart Risk