This outcome may be viewed as dangerous by private companies, in the sense that it renders lower-level employees more capable of influencing the company's policies.
certainly offers some hope that her desire might be fulfilled, it can also feed that desire, feed it until it is rendered all-consuming and capable of exacting every mental, physical and financial cost.
A copy of a key lung gene shifted where it is active, rendering skin capable of efficient gas exchange, they reported here this week at the annual meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology.
Some of these even have sufficient energy to eject electrons from an atom or smash apart chemical bonds, which renders them capable of causing DNA damage.
We have confirmed that allogeneic stimulation of Tregs renders them capable of suppressing the activation and proliferation of conventional T cells.
Specifically, this cascaded activation of mechanisms at multiple levels in the structural makeup of IFs explains the remarkable behavior of IFs that renders them capable to withstanding extreme deformation and large loads.
Maturation is the gene expression programme that renders DC capable of mediating T-cell expansion and activation (Steinman, 2008).
The fact that The Shape of Water's two leads are both incapable of speech doesn't render it any less capable of forging an emotional connection with its audience.
This process results in APC activation, which renders the APCs capable of provoking an immune response against the cancer protein in the patient's body.
IFN-γ activation renders the macrophages capable of killing intracellular mycobacteria by overcoming the phagosome maturation block, nutrient deprivation and exposure to microbicidal effectors including nitric oxide (NO).
As shown in figure 2A, insertion of C7L gene in NYVAC-B genome renders the vector capable of replication in human and murine cell lines.
