As was the case in Britain with the bidders for the land title registry, West suggests that the Asic company database could fall into the hands of tax dodgers, which could potentially comprise the ability of investigators and reporters to search the data and make company linkages.
Sustainable development in this paper refers to the definition in the Brundtland Commission Report of 1987: development that meets the needs of the present without comprising the ability of future generations to meet their needs [85].
Associability comprises "the motivation and ability of a collectivity to define and enact its goals".
Since Arundo is a non-native invasive species which thrives and creates disturbance in the riparian corridor, the presence of Arundo in Portugal comprises the morphological quality and ability for Portuguese rivers to pass the WFD's "good ecological status" test.
The EQ-5D descriptive system comprises the following 5 dimensions; mobility (ability to walk), self-care (ability to wash and dress oneself), usual activities (ability to perform usual activities such as work, study, housework and family or leisure activities), pain/discomfort (experiencing pain or discomfort) and anxiety/depression (feeling anxious or depressed).
Based on our results, we propose that these residues imbue a unique structural plasticity to the amyloid fibrils that they comprise, rationalizing the ability of proteins enriched in these amino acids to form prion strains with heritable and different phenotypic traits.
CHP's economic viability becomes comprised without the ability to integrate and interconnect with the rest of the utility grid.
Instead, TI programmes might be better placed to identify youngsters with the greatest capacity to improve, which is partially comprised of the ability to adapt to exercise.
Psychologists use the term "executive functioning" to refer to the cluster of skills that comprise the ability to control oneself and sacrifice present impulses for future gain.
