Their reasoning is that the Air Force needs faster, stealthier fighters to protect its relatively slow and insufficiently stealthy bombers, particularly since potentially hostile nations are developing more powerful radar and better air defenses.
However, Emanuel also deserves a fair share of the blame of the modest, relatively unambitious and insufficiently visionary nature of both of these bills and of the Obama administration in general.
However, these scenarios are not testable with the currently available data, because the Cox15 protein is relatively short and insufficiently conserved.
Based on this and the previous study as well [ 13], it is be inferred the Serbian KINDL could produce relatively reliable, but insufficiently valid QOL assessments in healthy children and adolescents.
However, Fe72Y6B22 alloy has two flaws in terms of glass-forming ability, i.e. relatively large atomic diffusivity and insufficiently close atomic packing.
The law is insufficiently clear, but relatively uncontroversial, with respect to potentially life-shortening symptom relief.
Similarly, I think it's plausible that the book's heroes are drawn relatively thinly not because Merrill is insufficiently attuned to their humanity but, rather, because she takes it absolutely for granted, and expects us to do the same.
These portraits, though delineating character as well as physical appearance, pay special attention to their subjects' sexual doings, and there are relatively few whose love lives are insufficiently spicy to warrant attention.
However, if the rate of chain slippage is relatively low, meaning chains slippage occur insufficiently rapidly in response to the applied stress, the chains will break resulting very short distance of elongation.
The fortifications had only relatively thin crenelated walls, which were insufficiently strong to counter artillery bombardments.
