China's government as a whole is able to sustain its debts without undue strain on the economy.
What he saw as most exemplary in the Japanese way of life was the Bushido ideal of "the absolute negativity of the subject" (Odin 1996, 67), through which the totality of the whole is able to be achieved.
Not that the animals living in lakes and rivers escaped unscathed, Lewis says: "A lot of them died, too, it's just that many species as a whole were able to persist until conditions returned to something near normal".
Our purpose was to check whether the identified miRNAs for each comparison, as a whole, were able to serve as potential miRNA signature to classify patients into their corresponding case/control status.
Besides the prevention elements, it is equally important that Member States, and Europe as a whole, are able to provide the best possible response.
Our model as a whole is able to explain to a large extent the empirical length distribution of unidirectional overlaps in prokaryotic genomes.
"The whole team was able to get to the quarterback".
"The school was temporarily closed on the Friday the incident occurred but, because a Jarvis team worked throughout the whole weekend, was able to open for business as usual on Monday".
Coach Donahue has said more than once that the greatest feeling for a college basketball player was to see your name on Selection Sunday and know that the whole country was able to see what you had accomplished.
