In contrast, because each clause is capable of being a complete sentence, do not use words such as "and" or "but" after a semicolon.
The predicted structure of the BSL RDHV Rep helicase domain is capable of being appropriately assembled in silico into a complete hexameric unit (data not shown).
A justified contract must meet the full publicity condition: its complete justification must be capable of being actually accepted by members of a well-ordered society.
We are capable of being that".
Thus, while MONY could not actively solicit offers during the market check period, it could, subject to a reasonable termination fee, pursue inquiries that could reasonably be expected to lead to a business combination more favorable to stockholders than the Agreement and are reasonably capable of being completed on the terms proposed.
Since the in-plane and through-thickness integrations are carried out individually, this approach is capable of capturing the complete three-dimensional stress states in a two-dimensional setting, which improves the computational efficiency.
No one in this environment is capable of complete understanding.
The proposed method is capable of obtaining a complete repair if we are allowed to preprocess the input set of constraints.
Bacterial products are also crucial for the normal immune system development; for example, a single bacterial polysaccharide (PSA) from a commensal bacterium Bacteroides fragilis was shown is capable of directing the complete cellular and physical maturation of the developing immune system [15].
The algorithm employs an LP-based termination criterion for branch searching and is the first algorithm that is capable of determining the complete subset of EFMs satisfying a set of criteria without first enumerating all EFMs.
We introduce two homemade high throughput scanners, one is an optical scanner which is capable of providing a complete analysis of transmission, absorption, and reflection for each cell in the library, and the second is a solar simulator scanner that provides jV-curves for each of the cells.
