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More athletes should be able to utilize and leverage those abilities that they have.

"But this is an experience that all the members of this team will be able to utilize and understand," offensive tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson said.

Trichosporon cutaneum R57 is known as effective biodegradant able to utilize and thus remove a number of toxic aromatic compounds from the environment.

Based on service-oriented architecture and Web services technologies, the framework is able to utilize and integrate effectively various engineering resources on the geographically distributed computing environments.

For example, microalgal-based biofuels have the advantages of being: i) a carbon neutral fuel source, ii) a cleaner burning alternative to fossil fuels, iii) grown on non-arable land, and iv) able to utilize and mitigate the CO2 in industrial off-gas, unlike first and second-generation biofuels (Halim et al.2012).2012

The infection control unit in HGH was chaired by an active and well qualified microbiologist who was able to utilize and take advantage of the results of the audits to further improve the infection control service.

In addition, Xsp8 was completely and simultaneously able to utilize xylose and glucose present in a lignocellulosic feedstock derived from unbleached kraft hardwood pulp hydrolysate containing 70 g L-1 total sugars.

The strain was able to utilize xylose and arabinose for lipid fermentation, and assimilated those sugars in the same manner as glucose; approximately 83%% of each sugar was consumed in 10 days (Fig. 3).

Ruminococcus albus preferred cellobiose over xylose and arabinose as well, but was able to utilize glucose and xylose simultaneously (Thurston et al. 1994).

The program is able to utilize multicore and distributed architectures, making the estimation of global and site-specific parameters computationally tractable.

The aim of the Program is to strengthen the capacity of PICTs to be able to utilize disease and syndromic data, including from climate-sensitive diseases and syndromes, for responding to outbreaks and broader decision-making.