Benioff gave his designers a clear mandate: Build a Web site that offers a full complement of sales management tools, including the ability to monitor accounts, spot opportunities, forecast results and generate reports.
Allowing us to have a full complement of correspondents there will enhance our ability to tell China's story fully and fairly".
This highlights that, even with the onset of extensive genome sequencing, our ability to identify a full complement of genes and other genetic elements continues to be a challenge.
Taken together, the findings emerging from animal models expressing Aβ in distinct compartments strongly support the hypothesis that distinct pools of Aβ differ markedly in their ability to trigger the full complement of pathological features characterizing AD.
The authors acknowledge that the OHLI measures the patient's ability to perform oral health literacy-related tasks that require reading, comprehension and numeracy skills and whilst it provides a useful estimate of these abilities it does not capture the full complement of literacy skills.
Because Archaeopteryx had a full complement of long feathers and its skeleton suggests at least a rudimentary ability to fly, it has been regarded as the first known bird, a position it has held since its discovery.
These attempts have been either specific to orthopedic procedures [ 17- 19], or lack the ability to measure patients' expectations on a full complement of disabilities [ 20- 22].
For gap filling, the ability of the metabolic network to synthesize a full complement of amino acids, nucleotides, lipids, carbohydrates, and cofactors from a minimal medium containing the known electron donors and acceptors was assessed.
By recognizing the full complement of extraordinary ordinary women who have contributed to the success of NASA, we can change our understanding of their abilities from the exception to the rule.
Shelves are stocked with a full complement of whiskeys.
For once, Sale have a full complement of players.
