The odds may be long but, as Shin explains it, you can readily argue that there is upside to having so many big-name partners on board.
Workers who are micromanaged will more readily argue or walk out.
Imagine the imposition of stringent carbon emissions and road safety standards on large fleet operators, which any state could readily argue includes firms like Uber.
Imagine the exposure of unionized Uber drivers, who can readily argue, particularly in socialist environments like France, that they represent a collective and thus need to be afforded a collective voice.
The reader will readily argue, and with reason, that the transcriptional profile of a normal cell is tissue-specific and that it hardly resembles that of a uniform distribution of expression values.
"What tracking is going on now and how the info is being used is in most cases not readily apparent," argues Grant.
The fact that cell cycle proteins in neurons are capable of performing non-cell cycle functions and that, at least in PS1-associated FAD, oncogenic signals are readily generated, argue, in our opinion, for a neuronal cell cycle being no different from other oncogenic signals in proliferative cells.
By bungling federal programs, the administration is more readily able to argue against the necessity of those programs and then to chop their budgets.
It is argued that differentiated cells are readily attacked by the drug, while cancer stem cells are not affected by treatment.
