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Obama's winning streak since Super Tuesday may render these questions moot, though if Clinton recovers to win Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania she could close the gap between them.

Unfortunately static gossip probabilities may render these protocols inefficient in heterogeneous network topologies.

Moreover, the use of non-toxic (leaves are edible) GMA may render these NPs biocompatibility, and thus, these NPs can be explored in the future for the in vivo detection of toxic fluorescent compounds.

Disruption of this innate response may render these cell types more efficient vessels for propagating virus stocks.

Thus a small decrease in glucose availability may render these cells incapable of producing sufficient energy to sustain their function and lead to cell death.

However, environmental novelty may render these findings unrepresentative of ancestral situations and a systematic examination of parental and offspring mate choice preferences among hunter-gatherers and other small-scale societies is warranted.

Throughout their service life, highway bridges are subject to progressive deterioration in performance; an issue that may render the use of these facilities unsafe at some point in time.

Such an approach may render the results of these studies somewhat ambiguous.

However, our work strongly suggests that additional components and circuits are still to be discovered, and these may render the root SCN robust in the face of transient perturbations as well as some genetic mutations.

These changes may render the vessel wall more susceptible to injury; however, the molecular characteristics of such diffuse pre-atherosclerotic changes in diabetes are only superficially known.

35 Thus, the decreases in the expression of these genes may render the bacteria more susceptible to the acquisition of foreign DNA.