For example, there is no shared understanding of what constitutes the ability to communicate in a foreign language among curricula developers working for different departments of education.
Both the effective intracellular delivery and satisfactory catalytic activity of HRP@HSNs significantly enhance reduction-triggered fluorescence and constitute the ability of semi-quantitative measurements of endogenous H2O2 in RAW264.7 macrophages under oxidative stress conditions.
Greenpeace also opposes the review proposal, arguing that this constitutes an assault on the ability of democratically-elected governments to protect their environments and peoples from potential risks, where the science is contested.
Together, this constitutes strong evidence of the ability of commensal organisms such as E. coli to colonize inflamed joints; the gut in different patients would be expected to contain a range of E. coli 'subspecies', with minor variant rRNA sequences.
Last year, the Association of American Publishers, Amazon.com, the American Society of Newspaper Editors and others filed an amicus brief in New York, arguing that such litigation "constitutes a clear threat to the ability of the U.S. press to vigorously investigate and publish news and information about the most crucial issues before the U.S. public".
Some would assert the need for both individual rights and "group rights"—the ability of freely constituted institutions, including churches and other faith communities, to live by their own rules and encourage others to do so.
The pan-genome is usually much larger than the genome of any single isolate, constituting a reservoir that could enhance the ability of many bacteria to survive in stressful environments.
His targets ranged from sloppy language about what constitutes a revolver to silly assumptions about the ability of women to handle weapons.
In cognitive research, assessing motor reaction times often constitutes the variable of choice to gain information on mental ability changes due to a treatment.
