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Mr. Kerry said, "Thirty-five to 40 countries in the world had a greater capability of making weapons at the moment the president invaded than Saddam Hussein".
The rapid build-up of domestic intelligence authorities after the Sept. 11 attacks, she said, had overlooked "important safeguards," which has resulted "in a greater likelihood at a minimum of the government mistakenly intruding into the privacy of innocent Americans, and at worst having a greater capability of abusing these authorities".
Because the postorbital and/or orbital articulations are absent from these two clades, in contrast to Hexanchiformes species, they have a greater capability of jaw protrusion, flexibility, and maneuverability [ 46].
This group proposed the weaker interaction of MDA-MB-231-derived MVs with hBD6 could suggest a greater capability of evading immune detection and one explanation for the increased metastatic properties of this cell line [ 141].
Compared to tachyzoites, oocysts were found to have a greater capability of de novo amino acid biosynthesis and to rely on the degradation of fatty acids and branched amino acids as sources of acetyl-CoA.
The analysis of this protein subset showed that, compared to tachyzoites, oocysts have a greater capability of de novo amino acid biosynthesis and are well equipped to fuel the Krebs cycle with the acetyl-CoA generated through fatty acid β-oxidation and the degradation of branched amino acids.
Employing advanced material such as carbon‐fibre‐reinforced‐polymer (CFRP) in tension fatigue strengthening of aged roads and railway bridges have shown a great capability of arresting or delaying crack initiation and/or propagation in steel structures.
The proposed PSD/rAzu hybrid structure with a great capability of single mutation recognition and miRNA expression level profiling in cancer cells holds a very promising platform to be studied for further development of various kinds of nanoscale biosensors, bioelectronic devices.
Indeed, it has already been reported that cells that express in vitro the p53P isoform have a greater capability to repair damages of nuclear DNA and display a reduced production of micronuclei with respect to cells that express the p53R isoform [ 32].
Hence, the highly diversified OlfC repertoire in cichlids found in this study suggests that this group has developed a greater capability to discriminate a variety of amino acids (and derivatives), which probably contributed to the observed diversity of their feeding habitats.
