There should be some way to slow down the pseudoprocessing sufficiently to give some indication of the rate at which the real program runs.
There was too much of the left saying, 'It's all there in the old masters.'" Marx died in 1883 and Keynes in 1946; by the 80s – some would say much earlier – the world economy had changed sufficiently to invalidate some of their ideas.
Had he attacked Clinton over her email scandal, for example, rather than dismissing it as irrelevant to the lives of ordinary voters, he might have weakened her sufficiently to tip some of the close contests and build momentum.
Will it be seen as anti-Western (which it is not), or will Europe manage to curb the Pavlovian NATO impulses sufficiently to establish some modus vivendi?
Shattered collectibles, such as porcelain Hummel or Lladro figurines, may be fixed up sufficiently to retain some value, even if only sentimental.
When IBS2 is mutated the interaction between talin head and integrins/membrane is weakened, such that the full-length protein is pulled off, but a protein lacking ABD remains attached sufficiently to provide some function.
Although the wild-type mice perfused either 1 month after AAV-Cre administration or 4 months after 1/10 AAV-Cre did not display a statistically significant decrease in MNs relative to vehicle-injected wild-type mice, the data, including the values from the wild-type mice 4 months after AAV-Cre injection, suggest that the long-term exposure to Cre can challenge MNs sufficiently to kill some.
It is crucial to note that each of these reagents alone causes some incidence of full conversion the individual reagents have already been validated to work in Xenopus (i.e., they do penetrate the embryo, reach target cells, and affect this pathway sufficiently to fully convert some percentage of each treated sample)21; however it is of an all-or-none character.
That's going to be the tricky thing, is keeping the spigots open sufficiently, to really get some sustained growth in the economy.
The antimetabolic agent, methotrexate (MTX), is commonly used in the treatment of polyarticular JIA; however, not all patients respond sufficiently to MTX, and some are intolerant of its side effects.
