His failure to promote sufficiently religious reform, however, was destined to result in the Reformation in the 16th century.
This is particularly true in cancer treatments because cancer cells upregulate their expression of multidrug resistance transporters, which necessitates a higher concentration of extracellular drug to promote sufficiently high intracellular concentrations for cell killing.
This observation illustrates the need for an optimal degree of ligand spacing and presumably also lipid mobility to promote sufficiently strong multivalent attachment of the VLPs to GalCer bilayers.
The Beaujolais cru winemakers, who produce such brands as Fleurie and Brouilly, have accused the UVB of "dragging down" the best wines and failing to promote them sufficiently, which Chilliet denies.
The highest acidities seem to promote a sufficiently strong NH3 adsorption on the surface such that the lack of efficient desorption decreases the overall NO conversion efficiency.
Ms. Wilson, a Riverdale resident, told the authority officials that the event had not been sufficiently promoted.
"It seemed most were used at dealerships by the parts department," Mr. Olson said, making a case that the models were not sufficiently promoted by Chrysler.
Like many authors, Mr. Reilly complained that HarperCollins had not sufficiently promoted the book, leaving it to languish in the backs of some stores until it became a best seller.
She was angry that Kennan hadn't sufficiently promoted her books, and that the lawyers he hired had assigned the copyright of the English version of "Twenty Letters" to Priscilla Johnson McMillan, its translator.
He believed his record label Sony had not sufficiently promoted Faith's follow-up, Listen Without Prejudice Vol 1. Michael's label complained that the David Fincher-directed video for Freedom 90, while featuring emerging supermodels Naomi Campbell and Christy Turlington, did not feature the singer, causing the album to perform poorly compared with its predecessor.
