Our basic aim was to determine if one or more definitions of diagnosis possessed greater utility by virtue of identifying more hits.
Players possessed great or poor instincts.
Possessed great intelligence, sense of humor and warmth.
Both drivers possess great pace and racecraft.
Two simple words that possess great meaning.
Sometimes simple things possess great complexity.
Such long-lived central memory (TCM) CD4+ cells, which home to lymph nodes by virtue of high CCR7 expression, produce mostly IL-2 and possess greater proliferative potential compared with effector (TE) or effector memory (TEM) CD4+ cells [ 26, 27].
The grid-pattern neighbourhoods surrounding the city centre, by virtue of their mixed land-use (combination of commercial, residential, institutional establishments), possess greater density and diversity of destinations, are less car-oriented, and more pedestrian friendly.
Religion rejects the arrogance of those who assume that by virtue of the fact that they are here now, living and breathing at this moment, they possess greater insight into the human condition than revered teachers of old.
Against these expectations, however, Titus proved to be an effective Emperor and was well loved by the population, who praised him highly when they found that he possessed the greatest virtues instead of vices.
(The author's relationship to his Frenchness was typically bifurcated: he liked to talk about his "essentially southern-French nature," but also called knowing French "a great virtue, which I do not possess").
