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The biggest challenge for the Ecuadorian mobile surgical unit is regular funding and resources to allow it to function and deliver care.

The choice before the legislators is whether to ban the traditional activity of riding across fields on horseback chasing a fox fleeing a pack of hounds, whether to allow it to function freely as any other sport, or -- in a compromise put forward in desperation this year as a middle way out of the dispute -- whether to permit it to continue but under a strict new system of licensing.

But in November Stewart found a new strain of Black Energy that had been rewritten to allow it to function as a hidden password-stealing Trojan as well as a spam-sending application.

It has several adaptations to facilitate this, including an unusually structured hemoglobin to allow it to function at low oxygen levels, solid bones to reduce barotrauma, and the ability to reduce its metabolism and shut down non-essential organ functions.

Expression of Arabidopsis gai in rice yields a dwarf phenotype, suggesting that GAI is sufficiently conserved between plant families to allow it to function [ 13].

However, when the J-domain was removed from GAK, it could no longer restore normal chromosome alignment in GAK-depleted cells (Fig.  4a), suggesting that the major function of GAK is to recycle clathrin from endocytic vesicles at the onset of mitosis to allow it to function at the spindle.

NFC-equipped mobile phones could further accelerate the adoption of e-cash, by making it possible to top-up funds over the air.Near-field opportunitiesAs well as turning your mobile phone into a travel pass and a wallet, NFC could also allow it to function as a ticket to a cinema showing or sporting event, bought in advance via a mobile internet connection.

"One hopes that if the Afghans decided to set up a force, they will hopefully allow it to function".

This would also allow it to function as insurance for financial institutions funded by the industry itself.

Obama shelved the program in 2011, but the regulations that allow it to function were not dismantled.

The design of the prosthesis should allow it to function similarly to existing, predicate models, and as such it would be presumed to result in adequate functional restoration of hearing.