Tonight, Senator Obama told us that every autism advocate he has met, stresses the urgent need to increase funding for medical research.
Optimal minimum-compliance structures are subject to the limit of a predetermined amount of material in traditional calculation methods, and often fail to meet practical stress and displacement constraints, or become unnecessarily strong.
It was showed that induction of the protein in tolerant barley genotypes may alleviate water-deficit stress by increasing ATP supply to meet increased stress-related energy demand [ 27].
However, the fans group, whose representatives have travelled to the United States to meet Kroenke, stressed that were that position to change, "urgent discussions" would be necessary.
Thus, dormancy is an adaptive mechanism that allows an organism to meet environmental stresses and to take advantage of environmental niches that otherwise would be untenable at certain times.
Like other cells, the neoplastic stem cell achieves its form with genes and other cellular components as its flexible tools to meet environmental stresses in which there is no requirement for any absolute one-to-one relationship.
To meet a stressed staff member who does not have time to talk [ 24] may increase alienation when the older persons may not have received any help to orient themselves to the new place.
It has met every stress of vast expansion of territory, of foreign wars, of bitter internal strife, of world relations.
Having met regulators' stress tests, ten of America's stronger lenders, including JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, won approval on June 9th to buy back a collective total of $68 billion of government shares.
Eichhorn et al. (2008) analyzed the extreme dry and hot weather conditions in Germany in 2003 and conclude that European beech meets drought stress in the following year by shifting the carbon allocation towards pronounced fruit development and natural regeneration in order to secure species survival rather than individual biomass production.
