Hand grip strength is a common clinically used strength capacity measure.
Consequently, CFS indicators and State Educational Standards match in the content and overall concept of the quality of education, and there is a common direction of continuous capacity building of pedagogical staff.
Consequently, building research capacity is a common aim at an institutional level, as well as at national and international levels.
However, loss of the viral replication capacity is a common feature of virus-associated tumours (zur Hausen, 2008).
Therefore, the ability to enhance EPC number and functional capacity is a common property of otherwise diverse interventions.
Reduced vital capacity is a common residual effect of lower respiratory tract infections, including those in childhood and infancy (8), that might provoke an inflammatory response.
These findings suggest that increased CD8+ T-cell cytotoxic capacity is a common mechanism of control in most LTNP/EC regardless of HLA type.
To increase the connection capacity, it is a common practice to weld steel rings on the surface of the micropile and execute grooves in the predrilled hole.
A stand-replacing fire regime, however, may support regeneration of birch because of its re-sprouting capacity, which is a common strategy of fire resistant plants (Pausas and Verdu 2005).
Thus, low affinity, high capacity binding is a common feature of gastrointestinal tumours and normal mucosa, and high affinity receptors may occasionally be demonstrated.
