"By this act we showed we are capable of cooperating," Mr. Vesic said.
They are capable of cooperating autonomously towards the execution of complex activities since they have different but complementary capabilities.
Taken together, these data show that RhoGEF2 is capable of cooperating with ab to produce overgrown, undifferentiated and amorphous tumours.
At this time, they have developed sufficiently to perform a wide variety of neurobehavioral tests, and they are capable of cooperating for most functional tasks.
In this report we also demonstrated that Dasatinib, an Abl/Src dual inhibitor, is capable of cooperating with GNF-2 in inhibiting the proliferation of Ba/F3 cells carrying the native or the T315I mutated Bcr-Abl.
The BRCA1 BARD1 complex is capable of cooperating with several different E2s in auto-ubiquitylation reactions in vitro, the identity of the E2 determining either attachment of mono-ubiquitin or extension to poly-ubiquitin chains of either K48- or K63-linkage (Christensen et al, 2007).
Based on the knowledge that transcriptional regulation in eukaryotic organisms requires cooperation of multiple transcriptional factors, the ideal method for selecting potential TFBS or regulatory motifs should be capable of identifying groups of cooperating candidates.
Biomaterials should be biocompatible; that is, contact with the body should not result in adverse reactions, so they must be capable of recognizing and cooperate harmoniously with structures and cells of the human body, without producing unspecific reactions [ 60].
The semi-distributed and fully distributed architectures are less sensitive to backhaul unreliability; however, they require all cooperating TNs to be capable of performing precoding or making scheduling decisions.
We also cooperate with each other, we love each other, we have shown ourselves to be capable of living in peace and harmony.
