Thus, our main incentive with the present analysis was to deconstruct the formidable problem of the emergence of translation into a series of plausible and manageable steps, in accordance with the Continuity Principle.
Here, however, we address the formidable problem of the origins of translation within the Continuity Principle, by harnessing evidence from comparative analysis of the translation system components, theoretical and experimental work on the hypothetical primordial RNA world, and the experimental study of interactions between amino acids and their codons and anticodons.
But it is worth noting that it would be a challenge not to the Referendum Act of Parliament – challenging the validity of an act of parliament would raise formidable problems of general constitutional law – but to the actions of the government in the process leading up to that legislation.
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Another possibility is Lieut-General Bambang Yudhoyono, a smooth talker not quite so admired.The army has some formidable problems of its own.
In some respects close parallels to or equivalents of Western personalism are present in Islamic, Buddhist, Vedantic, and Chinese thought, although comparative work in this field is confronted with often formidable problems of translation and interpretation.
Other models that have been used in the papers we reviewed appear too complicated for randomised trial data of usually fairly small sample size, have only been shown to be of (sometimes rather slight) benefit in particular data sets, and present formidable problems of implementation to applied analysts.
This sidesteps the formidable problem of guaranteeing privacy for data that goes over the Internet, and also allows you to access your data without an Internet connection.
The study of viruses confined exclusively or largely to humans, however, posed the formidable problem of finding a susceptible animal host.
Two recent reviews have dealt with the formidable problem of identification of drugs with improved efficiency and cancer selectivity (Benson et al, 2006; Collins and Workman, 2006).
