Why isn't that your position concerning the ability of Congress to restrict campaign speech paid for with corporate treasury funds?
The deal collapsed because of an apparent bungling in obtaining, and miscalculations concerning the ability to obtain, national security clearance for Huawei's participation in the transaction.
Disruptive technologies, individualized products and minimum lot sizes result in new challenges concerning the ability to change for production systems.
This review presents the advances made concerning the ability of peptides to bestow particular functional properties on various matrices including foods.
This commentary critically reviews a recently published manuscript concerning the ability of alternative vegetative communities' ability to improve STA treatment efficiency.
However, this shift in regulatory practice raises important issues concerning the ability of regulators to provide competent oversight of fire safety engineering.
Concerning SCNP ultrafiltration through nanopores of different diameter, we find a scaling law in qualitative agreement with recent results concerning the ability of soft conformable nanoparticles to translocate through pores at least tenfold smaller in size.
Concerning the ability of the IRIP method to detect sections of the transportation network susceptible to be impacted by surface runoff, the evaluation tests show promising probabilities of detection (73 90%) but also high false alarm ratios (77 92%).
Taking into consideration these results and the most recent data concerning the ability of microparticles to transmit genetic information between cells through mRNA transfer, it is plausible that plasma membrane-derived microparticles could serve as tools with veritable therapeutic potential.
Their second attempt, published yesterday, which is nearer what the committee should have done first time, presents a fuller account of what happened on that fateful day and examines the evidence concerning the ability of the security service to have prevented the attack.
The Supreme Court began its new term Monday with liberal and conservative justices seemingly split over the most important business issue of the term, concerning the ability of companies to force workers into individual arbitration over wage and other workplace disputes.
