In health care sciences, the ability to reflect on experiences is regarded as an important attribute that allows professionals to respond to the demands of the complex environments they work in [ 13- 15].
Among neisserial virulence factors, type IV pili (T4P) appear to be the only bacterial attribute that allows efficient adhesion of capsulated bacteria to host cells [14].
This hierarchy based on different mechanisms of introduction, establishment, and spread suggests that comparing floristic patterns of different components of non-native floras (e.g., the provenances of alien species versus the subset of those that become invasive) could help refine studies of biological attributes that allow a typically small subset of introduced species to become invasive.
The succession of jhum fallow towards mature forest involves a deterministic, directional change in attributes that allow coexistence of successively more speciose and phylogenetically structured communities.
The personal circumstances and attributes that allow a patient to meet these requirements, including financial resources, independence, and stability may have confounded our results.
Boran cattle have survived in challenging African terrain for a long period to evolve and have attributes that allow them to manage situations where forage is in short supply.
We reasoned that such cells, isolated from a genetically engineered cancer-prone mouse bearing an intact immune system, are likely to possess key attributes that allow them to escape immune control in the original host.
World Latitude and Longitude Grids represents a 5 by 5 degree latitude/longitude grid covering the world with attributes that allow it to display grids at intervals of 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 degrees.
The attributes that allow the Internal Revenue Service to do its job -- power and pervasiveness -- are the same ones that create the potential for the mistreatment of taxpayers.
Attributes that allowed the mentor to cause these almost spiritual experiences included: a broad vision of how science works, a big-picture view and a conviction that unexpected results are often the most interesting and point towards novel insight.
