Those in favor of the bill claim it will bolster the ability of private entities and the government to share data among themselves that could improve protection from data breaches.
Three new performance metrics, (mathrm{NEGD}), (mathrm{NEMS}), and (mathrm{NLCO}), are designed to assess a system's ability of diffusing entities such as information, goods, or diseases.
They added: "The domestic purchasing and related requirements proposed recently for China's banking sector... would unnecessarily restrict the ability of Chinese entities to source the most reliable and secure technologies, which are developed in the global supply chain," the letter, which was dated 28 January, read.
The Registry will significantly enhance the ability of subsequent entities to pursue book digitization initiatives.
Resilience is generally understood as the ability of an entity to recover from an external disruptive event.
The ability of the entity as a safer curcumin delivery vehicle and label-free cellular imaging probe was demonstrated in C6 glioma cells.
The promise of the art form is uniquely present in findings on "resilience," defined broadly as the ability of an entity to adapt, recover, rebound, and/or return to form after shocks and stresses.
A devaluation would worry them more, because it would undermine the ability of all Chinese entities to pay back debt.By the official count, neither China nor its lenders should have all that much to worry about.
The ability of an oligomeric entity in amyloid to seed the polymerization of other proteins indicates that amyloid may disrupt cellular functions by interfering with the folding of other proteins [2] [5, Kayed et al., Society for Neuroscience Abstracts 2005 35:893.6].
It is therefore imperative that the ability of a chemical entity to provoke chemical and/or oxidative stress can be determined prior to exposure of humans, in order to minimize the risk of toxicity and aid the design of safer alternatives.
