Coop boards turn the other cheek and minimize the consequences, managing agents don't even consider the possibility that such unprofessionalism prevails.
As long as the current gene synthesis paradigm prevails, researchers can further explore the possibility of developing an integrated codon and oligonucleotide optimization software tool to effectively and systematically design high performance synthetic genes for protein expression.
Throughout these movies, a simple message prevails: jobs bring money that opens possibilities enjoyable only in a free world -- and best enjoyed in a uniting Europe.
The organizational culture that prevails in the Jalisco MOH includes the possibility of developing innovations to improve the performance of the health system.
Officially or not, that double standard prevails in many places as hospitals consider the possibility that electromagnetic interference from cellphones could cause the critical malfunction of medical devices.
Because a state of adrenergic overactivity prevails when triiodothyronine (T3) concentrations become excessive, the possibility that T3's metabolic partner, revT3, might give rise to an antagonist of those T3 actions was thought to be reasonable.
Based on the assumption that an accelerated proliferation process prevails in tumour cell residues after surgery, the possibility that treatment acceleration would offer a therapeutic advantage in postoperative radiotherapy of locally advanced head and neck cancer was investigated.
In April , 2013 the California judge declared that there was a "reasonable possibility" that Stewart "will prevail," citing a judge in the Cayman proceedings, who said that Sanea's "substantial borrowing . . . may well have been undertaken with either the express or implied knowledge and authority of the ahab Partners".
So another possibility L ≰ Z ( G ) must prevail, which implies that y ∈ C N ( b ) p ′. Keeping in mind that C N ( b ) p ′ ≤ Z ( C G ( b ) ), we have C G ( y ) = C G ( b ) by the hypotheses, from which it follows that a ∈ C N ( y ) = C N ( b ).
In his opinion, Karnow indicated that Herrera had shown "some possibility" that he would prevail at trial.
