Eighty years later the same threat was used, again by a Liberal government, to compel the Lords to approve the Parliament Act of 1911, which enabled a majority of the House of Commons to override the Lords' rejection of a bill.
Single injections of IL-15SA-carrying gels concentrated the cytokine in the tumor site ∼40-fold compared to systemic injection and enabled a majority of treated animals to suppress tumor growth for a week or more.
A combination of smaller classes--15 to 20 students--and targeted instruction in math, reading and writing will enable a majority of the program's first 127 students to return to regular classrooms at the next grade level in the fall, Ryder said.
The Treat-to-Target Trial showed that initiation and systematic titration of insulin glargine using a simple algorithm enables a majority of individuals to achieve an HbA1c level <7% with low rates of hypoglycaemia [ 2].
The new approach has enabled a vast majority of European flights to operate as subsequent ash clouds have blown over the region.
The transcriptomic sequence enabled correction of a majority of the structural inconsistencies and resulted in a set of validated models for 96% of the mycorrhizal genes.
It said that some in the administration had even raised the prospect of invoking the 25th Amendment, a constitutional provision enabling the vice-president and a majority of Cabinet secretaries to vote to remove a president who was unfit for office.
It helped increase annual health expenditures to $29 USD per person per year, enabling decentralization of the BPHS to a majority of public health facilities by 2010.
Further, as the Obama administration itself reports, the US provides "a majority of its refuelling assets, enabling coalition aircraft to stay in the air longer and undertake more strikes".
Although there are in fact more than two parties in Britain, one party almost always holds a majority of seats, which thus enables the cabinet to be formed by ministers from a single party and prevents changes in the partisan complexion of the government between elections.
