It is reasonable to expect authors to defend their science; it is another matter for editors to publish letters that put the authors in the position to have to defend their character, or that amount to enabling bullying (Collier 2014).
Our study emphasises the need for a simplified cell culture or an animal model to study the overall replication cycle of human bocavirus; until such a model is available, it is crucial to collect more clinical samples in larger amounts in order to enable further analyses on the viral genome structure and replication intermediates.
This indicates that not all subfamilies of GH28 are essential to degrade pectin and liberate sufficient amounts of monomers to enable growth.
The round splatters into a pancake shape on impact and, says their brochure, should help the shooter "obtain the proper amount of pain to enable target compliance".
As it would require a large amount of signaling to enable perfect interference CSI in the MIMO case (estimates of the MIMO interference channels, received interference and signal covariance matrices), there is need for an approximate solution.
Or, hopefully for the Western powers, at least have and will continue to produce a requisite amount of solidity to enable U.S.-led forces to fully withdraw by 2014 while transitioning security and governance to a regime whose competence, though extremely questionable, will at some point be, as they say, plausible enough.
While the availability of commercial TFAs alleviates the time-consuming burden of fabrication, many in vivo applications require some amount of postprocessing to enable a TFA to physically approach anatomic structures.
Conventional wisdom dictates that individuals with pernicious anaemia have insufficient amounts of intrinsic factor to enable them to absorb adequate amounts of vitamin B12 from their diets.
As such, the universal primer amounts could be adjusted to enable a more equal amplification in the PCR step.
The first municipal elections occurred in 1996 but it was only beginning in 2003 that central government allocate any substantial amounts of their revenue to enable municipalities to fulfil their mandates [ 20].
