It permits a potential to be calculated from the Nernst equation, as well as have the capability to recover its potential after a current stress.
As compared to fractures of the mid shaft, the fractures of the distal forearm possess a greater remodeling potential [6], attributable to the fact that the distal growth plate of the radius accounts for 75%% of the bone's length [20] which permits a substantial potential for remodeling.
It is specifically designed to permit a listing of the potential accident sequences, compute their frequencies of occurrence and assign each sequence to a consequence.
This case is designed to permit a full discussion of the potential merits and drawbacks of privatization of such a large public facility.
In parallel there has been interest in the development of animal models, which would permit a more direct evaluation of potential allergenic activity.
Ecological niche modeling based on the native and introduced range of these species [e.g. [ 46]] will permit a more refined estimate of potential introduced ranges.
Moreover, some membrane or extracellular proteins, such as versican core protein and fibronectin, were found to have both phosphorylation and N-glycosylation, which may permit an assessment of the potential for cross talk between these two vital PTMs and their roles in regulation.
Before the in vitro selection we decided to modify the S1P with a biotin moiety to permit an efficient partitioning of potential target binding from non-binding oligonucleotides.
Longer follow-up may permit an assessment of other potential advantages of an mTOR inhibitor-based regimen, notably decreased recurrence of HCC (34, 35) and HCV, which remain urgent unmet medical needs in liver transplantation.
As such, Regulation A+ permits a company to gauge potential interest or "test the waters" by soliciting indications of interest from prospective investors both before and after filing with the SEC, subject to certain requirements.
The use of CT permitted a total coverage of potential measurement points.
