He also said that city leaders had "exhibited notable lack of enthusiasm" about working with the state, a factor that contributed to the need for an emergency manager to step in.
A 1-millisecond simulation of the folded protein BPTI reveals a small number of structurally distinct conformational states whose reversible interconversion is slower than local relaxations within those states by a factor of more than 1000.
After all, America and its allies outspend current and potential adversary states by a factor of four-to-one.
The epidemiological definition of risk factors states that a factor is an attributable characteristic or exposure of an individual that increases the likelihood of a disease.
State colleges have long been heavily subsidized by state governments, a factor that has kept tuition manageable and, in many cases, even quite low.
Due to the lower excitation threshold of the O 1D) state and greater collision cross-section, the intensity of this emission is greater than the O 1S) state by a factor of approximately 4 to 6 (Gustavsson et al. [2005]).
Nelson Warfield, a Republican consultant, pointed out that Democratic Party rules called for race- and gender-based numerical goals for state delegations, a factor that most likely contributed to the greater minority presence at the Denver event.
Conversely, the state of a factor may directly influence only at most three factors (including the factor itself).
The activation energy decreases for the mesogen carbons in the nematic state by a factor of six, as the LCP is no longer frozen.
Ssb1 suppressed conversion to the [PSI+] state by a factor of about 4, consistent with the antagonistic effects of higher Ssb1 levels in prion propagation [19].
