Obviously, the American political system has a considerable capacity for postelection conciliation.
Moreover, the speed with which shifts in virulence can apparently occur in Bd suggests that this pathogen has a considerable capacity to respond to novel conditions.
These data support the view that peripheral T cells have a considerable capacity for plasticity in terms of both loss and acquisition of specific functions.
Human skeletal muscles have a considerable capacity to produce PGE2, PGD2, PGF2α and PGI2. 5 PGE2 appears to be involved in a number of biological processes, including protein turnover and myogenesis, and is a potent mediator of muscular pain and inflammation.
Because of the strongly polyanionic nature of their sulfate and carboxylate groups, proteoglycans have a considerable capacity to form calcium complexes, which may serve as a readily accessible source of mineral for hydroxyapatite deposition [ 56].
The nasal mucosa has a considerable capacity for heating and humidifying inspired air but even so it can be overwhelmed at high flow rates with CPAP and when there is unidirectional flow caused, for instance, by mouth leaks.
Percutaneous ablation (preferentially radiofrequency) has shown a considerable capacity for inducing complete necrosis in these small lesions, with a minimal rate of adverse effects and a lower financial cost than hepatic resection.
For example, when the storage capacity of the battery bank is less than 11,000 W, the SoP declines much smoother than it does when the storage capacity is larger than 11,000 W. This is due to the fact that when the battery bank has a considerable storage capacity, effect of storage capacity on the SoP can be neglected and the SoP varies linearly with the area of PV panels.
Direct transmission has a considerable lower capacity per user (less than 50% of the capacity of the network coding with optimal pairing for all N).
We had a considerable fight.
