By definition, CSC (also referred to as tumour-driving cells) represent the tumour's subpopulation with the highest capacity to drive its growth, invasion and metastasis.
"Most research shows that after eight hours, the capacity to drive safely is drastically reduced," she said.
With Republicans in charge of the House, his capacity to drive the legislative process has been sharply circumscribed.
Focus single-mindedly on delivering profits, and you disenchant your workforce, destroying your capacity to drive needed strategic change.
However, they also had concerns about the under-powered CPU, some even questioning whether it will have the capacity to drive two GamePads simultaneously.
But Abdalla Salem el-Badri, OPEC's secretary general, suggested on Monday that OPEC could release some of its spare capacity to drive down prices.
The government had argued that American deliberately lowered fares and added capacity to drive a competitor out of the Dallas-Fort Worth market in the mid-1990's.
Clarke added that the media now had more power than parliament and have the capacity to "drive a weak government like a flock of sheep before them".
These experiments suggest that midbrain astrocytes have the capacity to drive behavior, and not merely modulate the gain or polarity of an ongoing behavior.
The algorithms deployed by YouTube (which is owned by Google's parent, Alphabet) have a capacity to drive radicalisation and to normalise extremist views.
Data suggest that approximately 200 kyr of time was required before the soils developed sufficient water-holding capacity to drive in situ weathering of the basalt cinders.
