Siltation of dams can have the most dramatic erosion consequences; it takes a sufficient extent in Algeria.
Foster schemes and effective family planning are arguably much better alternatives to orphanages, but unfortunately neither of them exist to a sufficient extent in Cambodia, largely due to the country's poor economy.
Instead, the peroxisomal metabolic pathways, which can function to sufficient extent in the cytosol, appear to contribute to virulence.
In fact, up-regulation of iron-regulated genes as observed in Q56-YFP yeast is usually induced via the transcription factor Aft1, if Fe-S clusters are not produced to sufficient extent in mitochondria [ 34, 35].
Together with the marked DMI3-dependency of most gene expression responses to 10-7/-8 10-7/-8 10-7/-8, this indicates that syMbiotic Ca2+ spiking was activated to a sufficient extent in our conditions.
In "A Healthy Way to Extend Food Life" (Forum, June 1), Sharon Bomer states that "Irradiation works by breaking apart molecules in the bacteria and insects that cause spoilage and disease". If molecules in pathogens are broken to a sufficient extent to kill the organism, then molecules in the food must also be broken.
If the model holds, the Likelihood Ratio test statistic approaches the limiting distribution to a sufficient extent even in cases where samples were small or items were few.
Liquid oxygen is attracted to a magnet to a sufficient extent that, in laboratory demonstrations, a bridge of liquid oxygen may be supported against its own weight between the poles of a powerful magnet.
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