And an investigation by the Defense Department inspector general — based in part on information Mr. Drake provided — concluded that the agency "may be developing a less-capable long-term digital network exploitation solution" to tap into foreign telephone and Internet traffic.
As few as 10 ALDEFLUOR-positive cells isolated from the rat hematopoietic system are capable of long term repopulation of bone marrow upon transplantation in sub-lethally irradiated animals [ 40].
Mbd3 −/− ES cells are capable of long term self-renewal despite lacking the ES-TS barrier, and after restoration of Mbd3 activity can contribute to embryonic development (Kaji et al., 2006) demonstrating that the ES-TS barrier is not required to prevent TE differentiation of ES cells.
In doing so the intended legacy of the programme is to put in place mechanisms capable of providing long term, fully traceable, and transparent access to its records.
BU is capable of causing long term disability when left untreated but though thoroughly researched, has limited studies that evaluate its economic burden [ 1- 4].
Buruli ulcer (BU), a neglected but treatable tropical disease caused by Mycobacterium ulcerans, the only known environmental mycobacterium is capable of causing long term disability when left untreated.
Lastly, a tissue trust is capable of returning long term benefits to the source community that extend beyond the fruits of research itself, such as the improvement of healthcare facilities and the training of local personnel which contributes to development.
In this paper the authors present a mechanical model capable of predicting the long term behavior of PC beams externally plated with prestressed FRP laminates, starting from the rheological properties of composites.
The problem is that the service companies are less capable of investing for the long term, because their balance sheets tend to be weaker than the majors'.
Ideal donor cells for neurological disease therapy should be (i) easily available; (ii) capable of rapid expansion in culture; (iii) immunologically compatible; (iv) capable of long-term survival and integration in the host tissue, and (v) amenable to stable transfection and long-term expression of exogenous genes [12].
By contrast, EFL was capable of long-term co-expression, but was not able to functionally replace EF1-α.
