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Its ability to stem the water leaks by the time Tokyo hosts the Olympics in 2020 – as promised by Abe – could be hampered by a looming labour shortage.

The elections will test the strength and popularity of Mrs. Merkel's coalition in its ability to stem the growing support for the opposition Greens, the revival of the opposition Social Democrats and the enduring appeal of the Left Party, which is mostly based in the eastern states.

A series of attacks have rocked Kenya in recent months, calling into question the government's ability to stem terrorist activity.

The TPP will limit our ability to stem the tide" and may actually increase the problem," said DeLauro.

Does expression of AML1-ETO immediately confer such abilities to stem and progenitor cells, in the absence of apparent disease?

Apart from measurements of fxo1 and fxo2, other examples where DEP could contribute to drug discovery and delivery include its ability to: enrich stem cells according to their differentiation potential, and to engineer artificial cell structures and nano-structures.

Another advantage of R4-368 itsits ability to move stem tissue, potentially enhancing its nitrogen-fixing capacity in planta.

The induction of EMT and its ability to confer stem cell properties to cancer cells remains an important factor in disease progression irrespective of breast tumor subtype.

Its ability to kill cancer stem cells and apoptosis-resistant cancer cells may define salinomycin as a novel anticancer drug [ 74].

The biological activity of PLZF include its ability to regulate hematopoietic stem cell quiescence [ 4– 6], maintain spermatogenesis [ 6– 8] and induce the formation of specialized natural killer T cells (NKT) [ 9, 10].

Our visual environment is rich with interesting objects, but our visual system is fundamentally limited in its ability to concurrently process information stemming from multiple objects at the same time (Broadbent, 1958; Treisman, 1969).