The first results of CT perfusion (CTP) of the liver appeared in the late 80's and early 90's of the twentieth century, but the weak possibilities of mathematical data processing and the low resolving power of tomographs limited their use for this purpose (Miles, 1991; Rees, 1992; Miles et al., 1993; Kuang, 2009).
(Saucedo attempts to establish the existence of such a model more rigorously on the basis of some very weak possibility claims, but the argument is complex and resists compression).
But he said it was unknown whether that would happen again in light of the weak economy, the possibility of war and the competitive nature of entertainment.
The resulting Yel1-GFP fusion localised to the bud, however the fluorescence signal was weak negating the possibility of two-colour imaging with Arf3-RFP.
It is that the monetary union is a fundamentally misconceived institution, as it denies weaker countries the possibility of devaluing their currency in support of economic adjustment while otherwise preserving member states' sovereignty.
This policy transfers risk from the weak to the strong — or at least the less weak — setting up the possibility of the crisis ultimately spreading from the "too small to fails," like Greece, to "too big to bails," like members of the Group of 7 industrialized nations.
"A lot of analysts, economists and strategists are nervous about the possibility of weaker growth over the next several quarters — weak enough that it won't soak up the unemployed at a rapid enough pace," Mr. Greenhaus said.
Right now, he says, the economy is too weak to withstand the possibility of a slowdown in government spending.
UNITED NATIONS — Months of wrangling at the Security Council over a resolution condemning Syria collapsed on Tuesday after Russia and China vetoed a measure that contained a weak reference to the possibility of sanctions against Damascus.
This supports the possibility of weak interaction between unlike molecules.
