But the capacity exists for much more.
Conclusions: The capacity exists for widespread screening with fecal occult blood testing.
At the moment, capacity exists for about 345 megawatts of the 754 megawatts that would eventually be generated by the two newly approved projects.
The best-covered taxa with local expertise are Angiospermae, Aves, Reptilia, and Pisces, and moderate capacity exists for Porifera, Polychaeta, and some groups of Algae, Crustacea, Mollusca, and Cnidaria (Table 2).
The process demonstrated that capacity exists for volunteers to take on research, planning and partnership working roles [ 33].
Such support is more feasible where critical reflections on the HRH system development have occurred and good capacity exists for MoH personnel to drive forward HRH system change and development.
Therefore, formation of five digits in the hind limbs occurs at a Shh level between 10 and 55% of wild type, indicating that a significant buffering capacity exists for producing digits and that the upper limit for digit formation is set at five.
Additionally, a significant characteristic of the kidney patient community is that the capacity exists for them to be able to access information from their electronic patient record via an open source technology originating from the renal community called Renal Patient View [ 14].
Most population ecologists endorse the notion of density-dependent "equilibrial" population sizes (usually called carrying capacities) that exist for a specific set of environmental conditions.
We find that spare generation and fuel supply-chain capacity must already exist for fuel switching to deliver rapid carbon savings, and to avoid further high-carbon infrastructure lock-in.
