A pronounced ability to tolerate pain is common among marathon swimmers.
What the archives do reveal, despite some exasperating lacunae, is a pronounced ability on Jefferson's part to make himself wretched; a vexed battle with self-control; and a vast capacity for self-deception, or what we might today call compartmentalization. Insecure, self-conscious, high-minded, he had no great gift for intimacy and no time for the unpalatable.
The Guardian called Pekar "a comic-book hero who is a lot easier to identify with than any X-Person, Hulk, Daredevil, Terminatrix or Governator", and said that "if he were an X-Man, his special power would be a pronounced ability to bitch and moan on cue".
has a pronounced ability to create different crown types embracing strongly hypotonic, epi-hypotonic, strongly amphitonic types as well as respective intermediate ones.
People with a life-threatening condition have a pronounced ability to not only identify, but fully appreciate magic moments, as they contrast so strikingly with the usual daily hardship.
However, for each of the tested enzymes subtypes, BNO 1095 inhibited PDE activity only at rather high concentrations, that is, 100 and 300 μg/ml (data not shown), compared to the pronounced ability of BNO 1095 to potently inhibit the production of leukotrienes, cytokines, and ROS (see below).
It is well known that a number of bacteria and fungi are able to solubilize elemental phosphorus from insoluble RP for plant growth, and that fungi have a more pronounced ability to dissolve insoluble phosphorus compounds and have more stable genetic traits than those of bacteria (Gyaneshwar et al. 1998; Joseph and Jisha 2009; Rmn 1983).
The pathogenicity of these infections is characterized by the pathogens pronounced ability to form biofilms.
H5N1 sequences were removed from both avian and human subsets because of this subtype's pronounced ability to jump the species barrier.
The Lacto-mix strains have previously been isolated from the intestinal mucosa of healthy humans and have been chosen on the basis of their pronounced ability to attach to human mucosa cells [57], [58].
