1. Among Republicans opposing the amendment are Texas Sens.

2. Many components of SENS entail alteration of the genome in many different cell types.

3. Le sens? Que veut dire ce mot ? Un mot peut avoir plusieurs sens.

4. Conclusion Increasing the sens itivity , this method may be excellent, safe for quick detection.

5. Dans un mot, il y a le sens, le son et l'orthographe.

6. Sens. John Kerry and Dick Lugar put together the largest-ever nonmilitary package of U.S. assistance for the country.

6. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

7. Sens. Jim Webb and Jon Kyl and other U.S. lawmakers fired back, likening Huawei to a dangerous arm of communist China intent on snatching U.S. secrets.

8. In dead reckoning for vehicles, the magnetic sens or is better than gyroscope in performance and price ratio.

9. SENS, or Socially ENabled Services, puts sensors into a new kind of portable device.

10. Clinton has urged bipartisan congressional passage of a major campaign finance bill co-sponsored by Sens.

11. The second priority is legislation to protect patients in health maintenance organizations, sponsored by Sens.

12. Clinton once again threw his support behind a bill sponsored by Sens.

13. He said there may be constitutional flaws in parts of the bill introduced by Sens.

14. Among others pledging to fight corporate welfare were consumer activist Ralph Nader(), Sens.

15. Barbour is now Republican national chairman, and Stevens went on to a string of successful campaigns, including those of Sens.

16. D., said at a news conference also attended by Sens.

17. This, coupled with the retirement of moderate Democratic senators, including Sens.

18. Former colleagues tell me the bipartisan reform bill, sponsored by Sens.

19. He refers to this approach as strategies for engineered negligible senescence ( SENS ).

20. This paper discusses the reasonability of poverty measures, such as headgap and Sens measurement of poverty.

21. Gives a new curve fitting method for non - linear sens or.

22. The provision is part of a larger package of immigration measures, co-authored by Sens. Charles Schumer (D., N.Y.) and Mike Lee (R., Utah), designed to spur more foreign investment in the U.S.