This topological feature has, to some extent, been recognized before for certain multi-phase materials.
Their rights to control the curriculum and, to a certain extent, delivery is recognized by the university's collective bargaining agreement and by the Higher Learning Commission, our accrediting body.
Yet this authority is kept alive only to the extent that it is recognized by the present.
At least to this extent, woman's "emancipation" is recognized.' " Less than a week later, the order was stayed, but, in August of 1970, Mayor John Lindsay signed a bill barring discrimination in public places in the city, rendering the DeCrow case moot, and McSorley's coed.
Selenoenzymes can modulate the extent of oxidative stress, which is recognized as a key feature of septic shock.
In this paper, we have explored three affective constructs that may be important for understanding biology student learning: self-efficacy —the set of beliefs that one is capable of performing a task; sense of belonging —when one feels a part of a particular group; and science identity —the extent to which a person is recognized or recognizes himself or herself as a "science person".
However, it is recognized that vaccinia virus is very difficult to neutralize to the extent required for such studies.
So, while some participants talked about being "impressed" by formal qualifications, others were more dismissive of practitioners' formal qualifications because of the difficulties for patients in knowing if or to what extent these were recognized and by whom.
Moreover, low electron transfer rate and high recombination rate of photogenerated electrons and hole pairs also limit the enhancement of the photocatalytic efficiency to some extent, which has been recognized as a major obstacle to meet the practical application [6].
They can only be subject to such action to the extent to which they are recognized by an experimenter, for example, as a microsomal fraction or an antiserum with a certain antigen specificity, and so on.
