The air force has adopted a doctrine of "counterspace operations" that envisages either destroying enemy satellites in a future war or temporarily disabling them.
It's going to be difficult to replicate their achievements of last season, but I don't envisage either of them being in the drop zone.
Considering these differences in the pathogenesis of Salmonella and extracellular Gram-negative infections, one would envisage either beneficial effects of lipoproteins on the host resistance to Salmonella through blockade of cellular internalization, or deleterious effects by blocking the induction of cytokines by Salmonella LPS that are required for the activation of host defense.
Several approaches to this task can be envisaged, involving either reagent-based or product-based considerations.
A compass may also be used to home over long distances in a simpler way than envisaged by either true navigation or the mosaic map.
Additionally, the ICHD-2 [15] does not envisage, either for CM or even for CTTH, HC and NDPH, a differentiation based on the presence or absence of medication overuse, because it prefers to retain Medication-overuse headache as an autonomous clinical entity (coded to 8.2 of the 2004 classification), much as the 1988 IHS classification [4] had already done.
SNP calling for PV and Me was envisaged either separately (data sets PV_Sep and Me_Sep), or jointly followed by application of missing data thresholds to separate populations (data sets PV_Joint and Me_Joint).
How K63-Ub could underlie proteasome recruitment remains unclear, although we envisage either a mechanism of Ub chain branching whereby the introduction of additional Ub chain linkages confers additional function (Nakasone et al, 2013) or via the recruitment of K63-Ub-specific Ub binding domains that facilitate transfer of ubiquitinated TRIM5α, bound to a viral capsid, to the proteasome.
He anticipated that Imperial Germany would be the likely enemy and envisaged deployment to either Europe or possibly Egypt, to counter the likely threat to the Suez Canal in the event Turkey aligned itself with Germany.
It is hard to envisage how either the FA, or the clubs themselves, can be expected to encourage players to choose the unknown; an adventure, a risk, instead of the familiar, the safe, and the Premier League megabucks.
