The justified continuous emerging of new β-lactam antibiotics provokes the need for developing suitable analytical methods that accelerate and facilitate their analysis.
He is the wise-cracking nihilist, jokes provoked by the need not to leap.
Provoked by the need to enable agile deployment of new services while, at the same time, slashing operating expenditure and energy consumption, the trend in telecommunications is to shift functionality from physical appliances to virtualized services.
Such images risk provoking the problematic question of whether or not certain Muslim women need "saving".
The only thing more mindless than a tweet is a retweet, and the visual cue of Tweetcred's little blue dots might be enough to provoke the nanosecond of reflection needed to prompt an investigation into the provenance of a supposed fact.
While these negative effects were found during heavy sustained exercise, the results have been less consistent at submaximal exercise, probably because fatiguing contractions are needed to provoke the metaboreflex [44].
Fifty years ago the meetings often provoked violence; hence the need for an advance scout to relay warnings.After the Spy Boy comes the Flag Boy.
"It remains difficult for Brazil as a nation to create an acceptable social environment for itself, and as creators of popular music we have always sought to provoke or suggest the need for a Second Abolition that will truly liberate this country" in a way that the end of slavery little more than a century ago did not.
The reduction in the perceived severity of vaccine-preventable diseases may be explained by the fact that cases are increasingly rare, and this may provoke debate on the need to vaccinate.
That is an old problem, one that played a huge role in the first phase of the financial crisis and provoked a need for the Vienna Initiative in the first place.
