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After analysing the model qualitatively, we are able to propose some early warning indicators of the risk of long-term desertification due to overgrazing.

Although the mechanism underlying the positive association between difficulty initiating sleep and diabetes is not clear, we are able to propose some candidates.

Otto Warburg and colleagues performed studies measuring lactate production and oxygen consumption on liver rat carcinoma tissue and were able to propose that cancer cells display some very relevant differences when compared with normal tissues with regard to their glucose metabolism; glycolysis is favored despite oxygen availability.

We hope to be able to propose a slate of reforms, at least.

Businesses and other stakeholders would be able to propose regulatory changes to the council.

It wants voters to be able to propose new legislation and decide on it in national referendums.

By contrast, Mr. Bush has been able to propose both a large tax cut and new social spending.

Perhaps they resisted desirable changes or were even swept emotionally into a revolution without being able to propose constructive solutions.

23, the state would not be able to "propose, promulgate, or adopt any regulation implementing" AB 32.

After reading the "preview," students should be able to propose a campaign strategy for either Helms or Hunt.

But lawmakers dissected its contents and were able to propose changes at three stages: in the Ways and Means, Energy and Commerce, and Budget Committees.