Yet with these additions on board it is clear that the detective is positioned to know the things on both lists, and it is difficult to see that the example poses any obstacle to the conjunctionist strategy.
This includes, for example, poses that do not completely fill the site, or that leave unpaired buried hydrogen bond donors or acceptors.
At an intermediate level, riboswitches could regulate protein coding RNAs as in the example posed for CRK10.
Administration officials argue that it will not: immigration, for example, poses different challenges to Republicans.
Pregnancy, for example, poses a risk of side effects for the fetus and increased risks for the mother.
As Senators Barack Obama and John McCain continue their bickering about whether the next president should talk to Iran, the Castro example poses the utmost tantalizing "what if?" question: What if Mr. Eisenhower had made nice with Mr. Castro on his maiden trip to Washington?
Expired deli meat, for example, poses a high risk for listeria, a serious infection that's associated with fever and muscle aches, ABC News reported.
The generalised use of rather simple, primarily quantitative indicators for measuring research performance, for example, poses a continual danger to our work.
For example poses that put the head lower than the heart may lead to increases in cerebral and intraocular pressure; therefore, patients with high myopia or with hypertension, glaucoma, detachment of the retina, central retinal vein occlusion, discharging ears, or cervical spondylitis should avoid some inverted poses [ 24, 25].
Could any example pose a greater challenge?
