Raja maintained that the Indian authorities did not regard it as waste and were confident of their ability to dispose of it legally and in an environmentally defensible fashion.
Able UK eventually won the contract, says Peter Stephenson, its chief executive, precisely because of its ability to dispose of the ship properly.Everyone agrees that safe scrapping is a good idea, but some doubt that Able UK is up to the job.
In conclusion, the dramatic loss in patients with type 2 diabetes of the ability to dispose of orally ingested glucose (with GIGD values close to zero as opposed to up to 80% in healthy subjects) is clearly related to the inability of the incretin hormones to increase insulin secretion in the concentrations reached after meal or glucose ingestion.
Thus, the genome of P. carbinolicus explains its ability to dispose of electrons as either hydrogen or formate depending on the uptake capabilities of its syntrophic partner [ 64].
Thus, glucose tolerance is an integrated measure of numerous processes that affect the ability to dispose of glucose.
Although this effect was not accompanied by a greater ability to dispose of an intravenous glucose infusion, other potentially beneficial effects of exenatide on pancreatic β cells, mainly increasing their proliferation and survival, should be investigated in cats.
However, whether the insulin dosing should be obtained via an adjustment to the carbohydrate-to-insulin ratio (consistent with fat decreasing insulin's ability to dispose of carbohydrate) or via an additional factor proportional to the grams of fat per se (consistent with carbohydrate and fat having independent effects) is unclear.
Anderson, however capricious, also has that ability to dispose of the very best on his day.
Overhydration occurs when the body's ability to dispose of fluid is overcome by a large fluid intake.
Limiting President Bush's ability to dispose of his papers as he sees fit thus risks alienating the president, the governor and party loyalists.
