The aa sequences of CHS orthologues in Asteraceae show, as well, a very considerable conservation, which is rooted from the rather conserved nucleotide sequences of CHS orthologues in this family, forming a distinct branch in corresponding phylogenetic tree.
"He will certainly be a candidate, and a perfectly credible candidate, but there are other candidates and one or two obvious people have got very considerable qualifications as well.
This growing body of work owes a very considerable, but as yet unacknowledged, debt to the work of Ken Eason, and other early socio-technical theorists.
In fact, children in low-income countries are nearly 3, 6 and 237 times as likely to die from rotavirus as children in low middle, upper middle and high income countries, respectively [ 4] Therefore, the potential benefits of a rotavirus vaccine in low-income countries and in the poorest parts of middle-income countries such as Mexico could be very considerable.
The fact that Hirst is quite so cavalier in his approach to originality is no reason to dismiss his very considerable talents as a conceptualist and, more recently, as a painter.
Bill's books included the novels The Lotus in the Sky (1961), Choice of Arms (1962), The Longest Way Round (1963, described by Anthony Burgess as the work of "a very considerable novelist"), Ride a Paper Tiger (1968) and Take-Off (1969).
Both bodies have relatively narrow statutory powers, but – through public scrutiny of those in power – very considerable ability to criticise and censure, as well as to identify and recommend changes and improvements.
There was little about business, again, and some of the spending language conceals the fact that Labour may be quietly creating a very considerable amount of wiggle-room on investment – as much as £50bn each year, according to the IFS.
As a consequence, there developed a very considerable amount of excess capacity in the manufacturing sector of the underdeveloped countries pursuing such policies.
