Not only are they more expensive to maintain than non-mammalian laboratory animals, but small litter sizes render it difficult to obtain sufficient animals for large-scale analysis.
Switching of the capsule type from PS→R was sufficient to eliminate its susceptibility to competition, whereas switching the capsule type from PR→S was sufficient to render it sensitive to competition by H.
For me, the fact that this doctrine entails an inexplicable and unjustifiable departure from the basic principle upon which rests the institution of judicial review is sufficient to render it untenable.
Earlier decisions of the Patent Office Board of Appeals, interpreting the predecessor to section 102(b), were to the same effect: shelving a thesis in a university library is alone sufficient to render it a "printed publication".
However, whilst this genotype is sufficient to render it resistant to both MF (at a lower level than AS-ATNMF1) and ATN when these drugs are given separately, our data shows that it is not resistant to both drugs simultaneously.
Furthermore, whilst reheating the meals would have afforded some protection, many members ate the meals cold and the reheating procedures tested at the club did not heat the food to sufficient temperatures to render it safe [18].
However, no single tumor marker has been shown to possess a sufficient predictive value to render it clinically useful.
The pH of the wafers was within the acceptable range and exhibited sufficient mechanical strength rendering it nonirritant to the mucosal surface and ensuring flexibility of the wafers, respectively.
M. sexta required both scent and nectar, whereas Hyles lineata moths required scent or nectar to render sufficient pollination services.
Soft templates in order to have special anisotropic structure not only render more sufficient synthetic process but also have the ability to be easily removed.
Alice argued that the use of a computer system to implement the abstract idea of intermediated settlement constituted a transformative element sufficient to render its claims patentable.
