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Also, she noted, the number of people who identify themselves as spiritual but claim no religious affiliation — and thus might be more open to accepting a range of ideas — is growing.
Laccases are known to be capable of accepting a range of substrates such as phenols, amines, and diols, promoting the oxidation of these substrates while reducing molecular oxygen to water (Claus 2004; Riva 2006).
The reviewers were generous in their assessment, accepting a range of reports as a "yes" to the presence of an item, which could have underestimated the degree of the problem.
The British Banking Association says banks accept a range of documents at their discretion.
"WikiLeaks accepts a range of material, but we do not solicit it," its Web site now says.
Still, some corners of the 3D printing enthusiast community have developed open-source printers (a popular model is called "RepRap") that can accept a range of filament materials – including those users can make themselves from used plastics.
Creating printers and feedstocks at lower price points will be key to that adoption, allowing individuals or community "hacker spaces" to acquire machines that accept a range of filaments.
As Chancellor Angela Merkel, known for her insistence on fiscal rectitude, negotiates for her third term with her only viable coalition partner, the Social Democrats, she is being pushed to accept a range of leftist policies that would sharply increase government spending.
Ticketing firm Ticketmaster will conduct all sales - online or by post - and, unlike London, it will accept a range of different payment methods.
For this reason, we accepted a range of quantitative outcome measures that relate to the effectiveness of tags including but not limited to theft based on police recorded data.
The Shopify app and reader combo means sellers can accept a range of payment options at festivals, pop-up shops, or in permanent stores, and it also ties the in-store shopping experience to a merchant's online store, if they're using Shopify to power their e-commerce.
