It contains some adjustable features to make it competent for wide range of patients in terms of height (153 183 cm) and weight.
It is possible that additional modifications might "license" CENP-A containing chromatin, making it competent for kinetochore assembly.
This is supported by reports that Uhrf1 interacts with Dnmt1 through the RFTS domain [98], and this interaction may be instrumental in relieving the autoinhibitory effect on Dnmt1, making it competent for DNA methylation.
That is the reason why the field actors do not wish to invest in training' The lack of a formal list of competent primary care providers makes it difficult for patients to find a competent nurse or physiotherapist.
Quite a few will have nothing to do with it, which makes it even harder for the less competent or poorer patients to find the right help.
Secrecy then makes it possible for the president to pose as the sole competent judge of what will best protect our security.
A shortage of competent bureaucrats makes it harder to ensure that any new targets are met.
This makes it clear to your guest that while you are sorry for your error, you are competent, and mistakes are bound to happen occasionally.
We postulate that the difference of vascular resistance from the arterial to peripheral capillary in tandem and the existence of competent venous valves make it possible for blood to flow forwardly by a simple change of intravascular pressure in a cardiac arrest model.
She was highly organized, phenomenally competent, and extremely energetic, making it possible for her to juggle her activities as a devoted mother, full-time professional, new immigrant, expert seamstress, accomplished cook, entertainer, and much-loved friend.
