Of the abovementioned methods, by considering the high electron mobility of nanocrystals and the possibility of shifting the optical band gap to the visible light region using organic materials, the organic inorganic heterojunction can produce a robust photoelectrochemical sensor.
Also, we cannot rule out the possibility of a shift of the relative proportions between tumor-specific and normal DNA.
We are already starting to see these divisions arising out of the Orange Book, signalling the possibility of a shift to the centre, similar to New Labour.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to indicate the possibility of a shift in the position with high accumulation rate of deep stress and strain relative to the surface (NKTZ).
The possibility of host shift and the degree of relatedness between ancestral and new hosts will a priori depend on several factors, such as geography, ecology, and the genetics of specialization.
Since then, he said, he had weighed the possibility of shifting the location of his newsroom and printing presses to Sunland Park, N.M., about nine miles west of El Paso.
The possibility of shifting the burden of reducing emissions from automobiles to such alternatives as dry cleaners and paint shops drew criticism yesterday.
For now, it will continue to produce more expensive reels in Tulsa, though union officials say the company has put them on notice that it is searching for further ways to lower labor costs, including the possibility of shifting the remaining reels to China, too.
Telemedicine offers the possibility of shifting the delivery of many health care services from hospitals and other healthcare facilities to patient's homes, thus reducing the load on the healthcare system and reserving hospitals for more critical cases.
Given the possibility of shifting the focus of a community investigation from species to genes (or functions, however defined), it may be worth investigating whether metacommunity models that were originally developed with taxonomic units in mind can be equally well applied to sets of genes (Fig. 5b).
