In court documents, the NRA claimed that New York's law, spearheaded by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, had inflicted "irrecoverable loss and irreparable harm" on the organization, which may be "unable to exist as a not-for-profit or pursue its advocacy mission" in the future.
However, estimates of the conservation value of modified land-uses may be inflated by the presence of occasional species (e.g. singletons and doubletons) that may be unable to exist as viable populations in isolation.
The theory is that if perfusion and oxygen content are adequate but organ dysfunction still exists, the cells must be unable to use oxygen.
We've got calculators these days", which is akin to saying "why bother learning to swim now that boats exist?" Being unable to read or write is, at the very least, socially embarrassing, but being unable to do maths is often a "badge of honour".
Exopeptidases cleave near protein termini, and because the binding pockets do not exist are unable to accept any amino acids in some positions.
"They seem to be unable to realize that we even exist".
Where this understanding exists, many are unable to make progress on implementing all of the measures across the whole estate.
What does it mean for an electoral democracy's ability to respond to the kinds of issues Occupy has been raising, if such campaigns are here to stay David: It means that the electoral "democracy" that exists is completely unable to respond to the kinds of issues raised by the movement and the core crises facing our country and the world, if it ever was.
Obviously content will not be effective if consumers do not know it exists or are unable to find it, and broad awareness is difficult to achieve with free media.
It has been known for more than half a century that in most immune sera a population of antibodies exists that is unable to form precipitates with the antigen [27].
