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"We neither receive nor store geographical coordinates from users who opt out of geolocation services," writes Whisper in the post, adding that "User IP addresses may allow very coarse location to be determined to the city, state, or country level".

Information technologies hold great promise in achieving reduction in through-life support costs for long-lived complex artefacts such as aircraft and ships, and may allow very much improved assessment of asset condition, but in order for these to be achieved a number of technical and socio-technical challenges have to be overcome.

Compared to the in vivo cell fusion approach, our in vitro procedure may allow very limited amount of proteins to be transported inside cells, resulting in only partial reprogramming.

This may allow very rapid phenotypic switches to occur within individual bacteria in the infecting population and alter their pathogenicity.

By carefully selecting genes expressed by the target tumor cells, but absent from the normal stroma, this method may allow very sensitive detection of small metastatic deposits.

Cell to cell variability and dynamics in the expression of key transcription factors [ 46] and at other levels [ 47] may allow very different responses of identical cells to changing conditions.

Additionally, the sampling schedule may not allow very accurate estimates of pharmacokinetic parameters.

(Note: with respect to the diversity of rites, another Embassy contact said that some of the Anglican rites that the apostolic constitution may allow are very traditional, for example in the use of Latin for the masses. End note).

Furthermore, predicting poor prognosis even before the diagnosis of RA would allow very early intervention with TNF blockades, which may enable 'prevention' in the management of RA.

Whereas a sample collected at one moment in time may allow for only very limited functional work (e.g. RNA expression studies), a cell line allows researchers to study cellular responses to different stimuli that emulate infection or disease.

Therefore, protein expression of cyclin H may allow subclassification of "very-high risk" (cyclin H-positive high risk GIST) from high risk GIST.