"It is also inconceivable that activities of that character and scale, possibly vital for the country's military and political interests, could have been undertaken on Polish territory without Poland's knowledge and without the necessary authorisation being given at the appropriate level of the state authorities".
They must adjust their head and body movements to these properties, so as not to miss a possibly vital part of the scene.
BLASTX results for those unigenes representing proteins performing various physiological functions related to adaptation of plants to saline condition and possibly vital for the salt adaptive physiological processes.
It is one of the world's biggest reservoirs of carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas, as well as a rain factory for all of South America and, possibly, a vital regulator of the world's weather.
The authors note that although the spatial rule is well established at the level of individual neurons in the SC, there are multisensory neurons located in many other areas of the brain involved in many different tasks for which stimulus localisation in space is possibly not vital.
It is considered as a disease activity marker and possibly plays vital role in the activation of synovial fibroblasts [ 69].
The Guardian's investigation, and the leaked letter by Prof John Pitts alleging staff and management abuses, suggests G4S could have learned vital, possibly life-saving lessons in 2003.
"The electric transmission grid is quite possibly the most vital piece of infrastructure which we have," said the secretary of energy, Spencer Abraham, in Washington yesterday afternoon.
In "The End of Illness," Agus encourages the reader to "reduce your daily dose of inflammation" by, among other things, not wearing high heels, since these can inflame your feet and the inflammation could possibly affect your vital organs.
One's Facebook wall is possibly a more vital personal space than the wall made of bricks and mortar above their monitor; superfast broadband is a more key requirement than a spare room.
IN Minnesota this weekend, excitement will be at a fever pitch, with the Twin Cities about to host a large and historic gathering of campaigning politicians, who will engage in some colorful grandstanding, review the economy, agriculture and family values, and possibly debate a vital question: Should spaghetti and meatballs be served on a stick?
