Secondly, the EVIDEM is vulnerable to interventions ranking inconsistency where performance evaluation of a broad range of competing interventions is mandated.
For the development of new classes of antibiotics, NIAID-supported researchers and others are determining what specific biochemical pathways are most vulnerable to drug intervention in non-replicating, persisting microbes and whether treatment can be shortened when drugs are combined in innovative ways.
However much its boosters say that it is a way of escaping the clutches of government, Bitcoin is actually spectacularly vulnerable to state intervention.
SEOUL, South Korea — A North Korean statement that Libya's dismantling of its nuclear weapons program had made it vulnerable to military intervention by the West is being seen by analysts as an ominous reinforcement of the North's refusal to end its own nuclear program.
What aspects of its biology make it vulnerable to anthropogenic intervention?
Or, in other words, you could extend credit to the Forend of a friend, with the middle perstartersng as the guarantor.
The study concludes that the water resources are vulnerable to anthropogenic interventions and needs treatment prior to drinking.
Superposition states are vulnerable to external interventions caused from the environment; hence, they can be easily corrupted by noisy or dissipative forces.
Furthermore, adult female mosquitoes make themselves vulnerable to control interventions when they seek for blood meals from human hosts [ 11].
The cellular and molecular events that underlie neuroplasticity occur on the backbone of specific neurochemical processes that are accessible and vulnerable to pharmacological interventions (Floel and Cohen, 2010).
