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Keratinocytes are also capable resident antigen-presenting cells (APCs) in the skin.

A major strength of this study is that urine specimens were collected from every participating resident capable of providing a urine sample, regardless of the presence of symptoms.

Motion detectors prevent the system from moving the car while someone is still in it (say if you left a kid or dog in there).The Park Plus system is capable of allowing residents to call their cars from their residences with a remote-control device or cellphone, but Mr. Perelman decided to turn that feature off.

Opponents say that under the new law, if the police or local council believe that "on the balance of probabilities" a weekly basketball game is capable of annoying residents and that an injunction would be a convenient way to stop the game, they could ask the court to issue an injunction against the players.

But the panel's debut session on Wednesday with two of the government's top counterterrorism officials underscored an increasingly familiar and commonly accepted concern: One of the most serious emerging threats to the country is posed by radicalized American citizens or residents capable of carrying out terrorist attacks with little or no warning.

In others the most powerful figures are not elected, but have amassed a loyal following by proving themselves "point people", or punteros, capable of solving residents' day-to-day problems.Many of the delegates and punteros are unhappy about SECHI's presence.

Residents capable of informed consent and with sufficient understanding of the Dutch language, are eligible for the study.

Expert software capable of helping residents to interpret PAC data properly may improve the quality of care given to critically ill patients.

In this cross sectional study, voided urine specimens for culture, urine dipstick and IL-6 analyses were collected from all residents capable of providing a voided urine sample, regardless of the presence of symptoms.

Issues such as location (urban vs regional or isolated areas) and the associated availability of public transport, the availability of co-residents capable and willing to provide transport, and the subjective experience of driving cessation as an untimely shock, or as an anticipated, if unwelcome transition, need to be taken into account.

The cast is uniformly good, embracing their respective roles with sensitivity; the Pearl's resident troupe, capable of contemporary and classical work alike, hits the mark.