"If we are not careful, this program could displace the traditional undergraduate route," she said.
The United Nations warns that this operation could displace up to 1 million people and leave civilians vulnerable to being used as human shields or gassed, becoming "one of the largest man-made disasters" in years. .
This procedure could displace bacteria to the lower airways, increasing the risk of ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP).
If converted to biofuel this feedstock could displace approximately 1.5% of the nation's petroleum-based transportation fuels [ 2].
This nanotube technology could displace the need for using cross-fabric stitching or pinning, or using thickening interleaf layers at the midplane region of laminates in order to improve the interlaminar shear fracture toughness.
With this shift, climate change could displace as many as five times more people than World War II — nearly one in 35 of the current global population.
As was described for other substituted indoles [44], it is possible that protonation of the carbon bearing the ester group of Arb could displace this group out of the indole plane, and place it in a better position to bond with neighboring molecules.
This total supply of hydrogen enhanced biofuels could displace up to 41 63 per cent of the EU European Unionn)'s road transport fuel demand in 2030, again depending on the choice of process design.
In this cellular model, we asked whether NBI-31772 could displace IGF-1 from endogenous IGFBPs.
This movement, which is not observed in the other protomer, could displace a bound substrate ion or prevent ion binding.
