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therefore has a strictly defined structure.
The law"On the Securities Market" gives the right to issue bearer shares in a strictly defined ratio with the norms established by the Federal Commission for the Securities Market.
The fact that every antibiotic works on a strictly defined link in the microorganisms.
the effect on the points of several channels is required and a strictly defined sequence of effects on several channels is necessary, taking into account inter-channel energy links.
with each item is given a strictly defined number of them.
prevention or rehabilitation), a strictly defined course is prescribed for each patient,
Given that award documents must comply with a strictly defined format and sequence,
their management companies operate in a strictly defined regulatory environment
Isoferments of lactate dehydrogenase are contained in tissues in a strictly defined ratio, that is,
during manual therapy, the doctor acts on a point and with a strictly defined force.
Spears managed to win the right to see them three times a week for a strictly defined timetable.
although in fact everything will exist according to a strictly defined program where a"limited multivariability" takes place.
is consistent with the general concept and had a strictly defined purpose.
respect to each other, in accordance with a strictly defined program, the number of visible apertures gradually decreased.
The novel has a strictly defined sense of p….
and there is a strictly defined dose.
That in turn indicates that the quantum system reacts in a strictly defined way to"disturbances" in its state.
Moreover, each individual color has a strictly defined impact on a particular condition- be it insomnia,
subject to disclosure only to a strictly defined circle of persons who are involved in such an investigation.
some medicines are used to treat a strictly defined disease(for example, drugs to treat myocardial infarction,