Cars left on the street might hamper the neighborhood patrol's ability to see any untoward activity.
As pro-cop as I am, I don't know if I want a couple of 23-year-old rookies with the ability to jam cellphones while they're patrolling.
Furthermore, could it be possible that AD patients suffer from faulty immune signaling functions in respect to the infiltration, patrolling and/or phagocytic (e.g., toll-like receptor, TLR) abilities of these monocytic cells?
"We cannot," he added, "have it open, not at the expense of reducing the ability to patrol the border".
Even with the additional resources that will be given to maritime patrols... the border force's ability to patrol the seas around Britain will be limited at best... still more has to be done.
Conversely, Napster may be vicariously liable when it fails to affirmatively use its ability to patrol its system and preclude access to potentially infringing files listed in its search index.
To improve Japan's ability to patrol the islands, ministry officials want to spend 95bn yen on six Lockheed Martin F-35 stealth fighters, as well as more than 90bn yen on four Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft and six Boeing Chinook twin-rotor helicopters.
Arguments for new ships include the strategic, like maintaining a four-seasons ability to patrol northern waters, and the practical, like being able to quickly reach a disabled cruise ship or an oil spill in ice-clogged waters, Admiral Allen said.
A growing array of military leaders, Arctic experts and lawmakers say the United States is losing its ability to patrol and safeguard Arctic waters even as climate change and high energy prices have triggered a burst of shipping and oil and gas exploration in the thawing region.
There are reports that they can migrate in atherosclerotic settings (Nahrendorf et al., 2007) and can respond to viral and TLR7/8 cues (Carlin et al., 2013b; Cros et al., 2010), but it is their ability to patrol or survey the endothelial interface (Auffray et al., 2007; Carlin et al., 2013b; Cros et al., 2010) that has become widely recognized.
