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They are no less potent an adversary today as mosquito fighters contend with warmer temperatures, international shipping and travel, and evolving environmental regulations, which have made it simpler for mosquitoes to hatch and travel but trickier to eliminate them.
In this informative introduction, Angus Konstam concisely explains how the development and evolving deployment of artillery led to big guns becoming the key to victory in two world wars and a potent force on the modern battlefield.
That solid ground covers "built this way," "oriented this way," and "evolved this way"; it incorporates the possibility of a potent biological predisposition mingling with other factors beyond anyone's ready control; and it probably applies to Nixon herself.
Loss of the CD4+CD8+ double positive populations may cause a decrease in the number of mature effector cells emerging from the thymus while loss of single positive cells may result in decrease of potent T cells evolving from lymph node and spleen.
Expand and evolve your thinking.
Potent compounds evolved inhibiting the protein-protein interaction p53-MDM2.
Defending remains the area that needs most attention for Arsenal, but Wenger will be hoping a more potent attack evolves over the second half of the season.
During millions of years of co-existence with changing environmental conditions, competing plants, potential pests and foraging animals, conifers have evolved potent and effective defense mechanisms.
He believes it could one day be used to rapidly evolve highly potent and specific therapeutic antibodies a promising new treatment avenue for cancer and autoimmune diseases.
