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Absolute and Relative Quantification of Glycation on Biotherapeutic IgGs Using Heavy Isotope-Labeled Proteins. [PDF]
J Biomol TechPriya S, Popov M, Orlando R.
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2023
Abstract The seizure of the tanker Tuapse and its aftermath epitomized the contradictions of the maritime expansion of the Soviet Union. Soviet authorities sought to use the episode to pry open the South China Sea and tar the United States as a supporter of “piracy.” At the same time, they viewed maritime zones as places of ideological ...
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Abstract The seizure of the tanker Tuapse and its aftermath epitomized the contradictions of the maritime expansion of the Soviet Union. Soviet authorities sought to use the episode to pry open the South China Sea and tar the United States as a supporter of “piracy.” At the same time, they viewed maritime zones as places of ideological ...
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Internal waters: Customary Rules of the Extension of Internal Waters
Nordic Journal of International Law, 1992The importance of the customary regimes of internal waters for the delimitation of the other coastal state maritime zones is analyzed. The rules of baselines in the 1958 and 1982 Conventions on the Law of the Sea are not exhaustive. They are supplemented by the customary regimes of internal waters.
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Netherlands Yearbook of International Law, 1986
It has long been generally admitted that coastal States enjoy sovereignty over their internal waters to the same extent as over their land territory. The implication of this has been understood to be that the rules of general international law, concerning the legal order of the seas, do not affect the internal waters of coastal States.
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It has long been generally admitted that coastal States enjoy sovereignty over their internal waters to the same extent as over their land territory. The implication of this has been understood to be that the rules of general international law, concerning the legal order of the seas, do not affect the internal waters of coastal States.
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Fresh Water in International Law
2013Abstract This book, now in its second edition, addresses the diverse ways in which international law governs the uses, management, and protection of fresh water. The regulation of fresh water has primarily developed through the conclusion of treaties concerning international watercourses. Yet a number of other legal regimes also apply to
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1998
Over the next decade, water issues in the region’s three major river basins — the Jordan, the Nile, and the Tigris-Euphrates — will foster either an unprecedented degree of cooperation or a combustible level of conflict.
Jörg Barandat, Aytül Kaplan
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Over the next decade, water issues in the region’s three major river basins — the Jordan, the Nile, and the Tigris-Euphrates — will foster either an unprecedented degree of cooperation or a combustible level of conflict.
Jörg Barandat, Aytül Kaplan
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Water International, 2006
The challenges facing water resources world-wide stem from a multitude of factors, including the steady increase in population, urbanization, environmental degradation, and industrialization. Those challenges are compounding water shortages, and in turn, resulting in steadily increasing international disputes over water.
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The challenges facing water resources world-wide stem from a multitude of factors, including the steady increase in population, urbanization, environmental degradation, and industrialization. Those challenges are compounding water shortages, and in turn, resulting in steadily increasing international disputes over water.
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