So we then get sort of an evolved weakness in this helix, so that under the force of the electric fields, it can break the helix and move this S4 inward to close the channel.
According to conservatives, institutions and morals evolve, their weaknesses become apparent and obvious political abuses are corrected; but ancient institutions embody a tacit wisdom that deserves respect.
As this science evolves, diverse weaknesses of available data will challenge all of us.
Chairman Skelton, and members of the Committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify about Al Qaeda's evolving strengths and weaknesses and what implications they might hold for American policy.
Although spinal cord toxoplasmosis is uncommon, it has been suggested that most patients with AIDS that present with evolving myelopathy, characterized by extremity weakness, sensory involvement, spinal cord enlargement, and enhancing lesions in brain or spinal cord CT or MRI, have toxoplasmic myelitis [3, 5].
Although spinal cord toxoplasmosis is uncommon, it has been suggested that most patients with AIDS that present with evolving myelopathy, characterized by extremity weakness, sensory involvement, spinal cord enlargement, enhancing lesions in brain or spinal cord CT or MRI, have toxoplasmic myelitis.
Self-awareness is crucial for evolving and finding coping strategies for weaknesses.
They make it hard for companies to adjust to evolving market needs and to detect weaknesses in their product before it's too late.
Bosses have to appraise the strengths and weaknesses of their firms honestly and continuously to take account of rapidly evolving competitive threats.
The evolving Japanese military strategy was based on the peculiar geography of the Pacific Ocean and on the relative weakness and unpreparedness of the Allied military presence in that ocean.
A weakness with the model as it currently presented is that it is not clear why all archaea did not adapt to this environmental stress by evolving additional membranes.
