Some groups, such as most lizards and all crocodiles, possess strongly developed limbs, whereas other groups, such as the worm lizards and snakes, are limbless.
The SAR data from disubstituted DTTs suggest that GSH induction is highest when the 4- and 5-positions possess strongly electron withdrawing and strongly electron donating groups, respectively.
The magnitude of the magnetization in the positive field direction (+15 kOe) is larger than that in the negative field direction (−15 kOe), which can be understood by considering that part of the moments of nanoparticles possess strongly pinned magnetization (M p) in the FC direction, but the field cannot be reversed.
Both Fregata and Limnofregata (Figure 13) possess strongly protruding deltopectoral crests that are triangular in outline in dorsal or ventral aspect.
Other multitargeted inhibitors such as imatinib, which inhibits Abl, c-Kit, PDGFR, and DDR1, do not possess strongly antiproliferative effects, so it remains to be determined which additional kinase targets of DDR1-IN-2 contribute to its antiproliferative potency (Supplemental Figure 6).
possesses a strongly convergent subsequence in E, where { ϵ n } is some real number converging to zero.
The functional I satisfies the Palais-Smale condition at level (cin mathbb{R}), denoted by ((PS _{c}), if every sequence ({u_{n}}subset H) such that I u_{n})rightarrow c quadtext{and}quad I' u_{n}) rightarrow0 (2.1) as (n rightarrow+infty) possesses a strongly convergent subsequence.
He has given David Cameron a large majority in return for little more than the power to apply an occasional brake – a power he would have possessed more strongly had the Tories formed a minority government.
The present paper addresses the identification of a real-life aerospace structure possessing a strongly nonlinear component with multiple mechanical stops.
When a stochastic response does not possess a strongly additive or a strongly multiplicative structure alone, then the existing additive and multiplicative PDD methods may not provide a sufficiently accurate probabilistic solution of such a system.
