Further antitrust issues could potentially stem from Oracle's newly found possession of MySQL, a popular open source database acquired by Sun in January of 2008.
There was no indication of double peaks in the sequences potentially stemming from double infections or quasi-species.
The stable electrical properties of these stretchable conductors potentially stem from conductive pathways maintained through silver nanoparticle stabilized fiber-to-fiber contacts and strain induced structural changes.
Varying degrees of evidence exist for a wide range of nonauditory health effects potentially stemming from noise exposures, including cardiovascular disease,,, hypertension,, stroke,, diabetes, sleep disturbance, endocrine effects,, minor psychiatric disorders, and impaired cognitive development.
The toxicity of nuclear Cre could potentially stem from promiscuous aspecific genomic recombination at cryptic loxP sites on the genome (Loonstra et al., 2001; Semprini et al., 2007), in which case chromosomal aberration from DNA fragmentation could be responsible for cell death and subsequent replacement of cardiac myocytes by fibroblasts, resulting in the observed phenotypes.
17 Our null findings pertaining to TV viewing and mortality could potentially stem from: (1) the fact that while car time exclusively involves sitting, individuals watching TV could be multitasking (eg, moving about while watching TV viewing); or (2) the amount of time participants spent watching TV among this cohort is markedly lower than present day TV viewing habits.
For example, it calls for more outreach to those who live on the streets and normally shun shelters, and would lower the hurdles for families seeking help, potentially stemming the cycle of families bouncing from shelter to shelter, night by night.
Many of them stemmed from unpaid creditors.
Schueller's behavior stemmed from pragmatism.
It stemmed from a real cinematic desire.
