Burkholderia phenoliruptrix is a species that has been reported to accommodate the well-known xenobiotic strain AC1100T, capable of degrading 2,4,5-trichlorophenoxyacetic acid [ 27].
By defining a virtual human brain with the anatomical distribution of grey and white matter (the two primary tissue components of the brain) to a voxel resolution of 1 mm, we can model the differential motility of glioma cells in grey and white matter to accommodate reports (Giese et al, 1996) that such differences are biologically significant.
Respondents reported various workplace arrangements to accommodate their absence including: employing a temporary staff member (36%), existing staff worked longer (33%), working from home (0.5%) and other (5%).
The adoption of the M100-S12 breakpoists is more difficult for laboratories to implement than previous NCCLS interpretive breakpoints as laboratory information systems were not designed to accommodate reporting multiple breakpoints for a single organism-antimicrobial agent combination.
When confronted with a test that is radically different from previous experience (i.e., a four skills, equally weighted test), many of the learners in this study reported changing their preparation strategies to accommodate the novel features of the test.
Because its late-news printing capacity is limited to four parts, The Times is publishing the metropolitan and sports reports back to back today to accommodate the special section on "A Nation Challenged".
The long standing dogma of AC being primarily a right ventricular disease was supported by demonstration of the involvement of second-heart field progenitors, but this proposed model of AC fails to accommodate recent reports of similar pathological processes in the left ventricle.
Squyres noted that the report contains directions on how to accommodate smaller budgets than assumed: downscale, delay, or cancel large missions from the top priority down to the lowest until something fits in the available budget.
What he found in the nascent Communist state fascinated him, as did the Cuban government's unwillingness to accommodate his reporting trips.
While annual new student enrolment doubled between 1999 1,4933) and 2010 3,0300), training institutions reported challenges in their capacity to accommodate the increased numbers.
