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Their accurate computation of frequency dispersion saves vertical resolution and hence is capable of predicting the onset of wave breaking.

So, although substitution of co-referring names does not affect the proposition the propositional attitude ascribing sentence claims the believer to believe, as it does on the Fregean view, in some cases it affects what way of grasping is implicitly referred to and hence is capable of affecting truth-value of a propositional attitude ascribing sentence.

These facts suggest that the PC is characterized by higher translational activity compared to the other three segments, and hence is capable of secreting greater volumes of venom.

More controversially, moral status is sometimes regarded as symmetrical: a being must be able to have moral claims made on it (and hence be capable of responsibility) as well as being able to make moral claims on others.

This is most evident in clay soils, which have greater particle surface areas and affinities for binding water molecules and hence are capable of holding greater percentages of bound water.

Future models based on LBP and HOGs might have several benefits over other descriptor methods as they work on localized parts of the image and hence are capable of addressing occlusion problems.

The splenic monocytes and macrophages house neurotransmitter receptors and, hence, are capable of neuromodulatory effects (Straub et al., 2000).

Importantly, at this nascent chain length, TM1, the first pore loop (P1) and TM2 of TASK-1 should have fully exited the ribosome and hence be capable of engaging the Sec61 complex [ 34] (cf. Figure 1A and Supplementary Figure S1).

These systems analyse thousands of leukocytes and hence are capable of performing leukocyte differentials faster, cheaper and with a higher precision than the traditional 100-cell manual differential count.

These cases already fraught with difficult moral questions involve the rather clumsy and "low-level" use of pharmacology to target the bodily sex drive, and hence are capable of only indirect modification of a person's "higher order" feelings of love or attachment.

The rationale for using this as a colorectal cancer screening method lies in the fact that solid tumors as small as 2 mm diameter typically display active angiogenesis [ 5] and hence are capable of releasing tumor cells into the peripheral blood; in the earlier stages of the disease, disseminated cells are not capable of forming metastases, but they may provide a clue for cancer detection [ 6].