Our results have confirmed the data present in the literature about the biocompatibility of heparin and CMCS and their capability to get stable suspensions in hydrophilic fluids when conjugated to metal NPs, but not the ability to reduce the cytotoxicity of metal NPs coated with these polymers.
As Guo (2005) pointed out, being a party member connotes desirable qualities in a job seeker, such as organizational and communication skills, team spirit, and the capability to get things done.
For this reason, party membership still connotes desirable qualities in a job seeker, such as organizational and communication skills, team spirit, and the capability to get things done, as Guo (2005) argues in his study on the party's recruitment of college students in the last several decades.
The question is whether this administration has had the intellectual and political capability to get there.
(As it happens, Ausgar's Grant told ABC News that "while Meyer was working for me, I never saw evidence of either of those issues". Instead, "He exhibited a maturity for his age and an insightful capability to get the job done").
New vehicles are entering service all the time, with the mine-resistant Mastiffs and Ridgbacks, Coyote, Husky and other vehicles giving an excellent capability to get the job done.
Movements like Greenpeace walk a narrow line, harvesting publicity for their cause from protests while seeking to maintain credibility with an array of constituencies — "investors and people who have the capability to get Gazprom to rethink," Mr. Naidoo said.
Viagra and other drugs like it allow men's bodies to react when they want to have sex; it affects their capability to get and maintain an erection.
"Jeremy has more capability to get backing and trust than anyone for a long time and Bob has a background in local government and making things happen," Mr Thomas argues.
