This observation suggests co-infected monkeys may have critical defects in their ability to mount or maintain T cell-mediated immune responses at the site of infection.
The QDDR acknowledges that offices under the authority of USAID's Bureau for Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance (DCHA) - including OFDA among others - have the critical ability to mobilize resources to mount fast and effective humanitarian relief.
The DMH appears to have a critical ability to control thermogenesis and is involved in elevated BAT-mediated thermogenesis found in obese mice (Enriori et al., 2011; Fan et al., 2005; Morrison et al., 2008).
Foreign-born citizens have critical linguistic and cultural abilities that are needed, but a tendency to profile them may obstruct the U.S. government taking full advantage of their talents.
She adds: With this type of continuous marketing messaging, we lose the ability to have critical discussions about where the real choices lie and which "choices" are merely illusions.
Moreoever, a recent study conducted at Stanford University found that Chinese freshmen in computer science and engineering programmes had critical thinking skills, including the ability to identify assumptions, test hypotheses and draw relationships between variables, that were around two or three years ahead of their peers in the United States and Russia (Hernandez, 2016).
20% of respondents had critical appraisal skills, and the perceived ability to interpret statistics ranged from good to perfect in 17.1% of individuals.
Good hydrogels have several critical abilities that maintain three-dimensional networks and water retentiveness in use.
Knowing this has given me a critical ability that I'll always be able to use.
Billy lies back on the ground, then simply gets up and walks offstage: end of Act I. Fatigue seems to have blinkered Daldry's critical ability.
UMS has the ability identify critical residues in the protein structure, which give insight into the most significant residues to protein stability and function.
