Vaccination can prevent diseases caused by strictly human viruses that exist in only one antigenic and stable type.
The Hitler regime's prejudice against money-lending, which it regarded as an inherently Jewish activity, caused it strictly to limit the gains made by commercial banks from its policy of aryanisation.But the slimness of its profits, Mr James contends, did not mitigate Deutsche Bank's actions.
It is caused by strictly extracellular/free-living flagellated unicellular parasites, which are etiologic agents of highly disabling and often fatal diseases of humans (i.e., Human African trypanosomosis, HAT) and livestock (i.e., Animal African trypanosomosis, AAT, or nagana).
This information is in contrast with the general consensus that LPAI viruses cause a strictly localized infection without viraemia, and is in keeping with the clinical condition developed by some birds following natural and experimental infection.
"According to reports from the field, the reduction was caused by a strictly enforced ban by provincial authorities, which was imposed because cannabis fields seemed to have been used by insurgent groups as hiding places," the UN Cannabis Survey Report said.
Mobility shift may not be strictly caused by phosphorylation events, and it is possible that the additional mutations somehow affect the mobility of the protein.
This is strictly caused by the structural conformation of these transporters since both are occluded by the extracellular TMs, but differ in the conformation of intracellular α-helices (closed for XylE and open for GLUT1).
In his own philosophy, Vasubandhu separates these two regions of reality quite strictly: "Causes" are real, substantial entities, whereas "reasons" are conceptual constructs devoid of causal capacity.
"I think the beginning point is for us to cause them to strictly adhere [to the agreement].
