Just as important, it would represent a powerful vote of confidence in our city.
House passage would represent a powerful, if symbolic, achievement for both men — and failure would send leaders back to the drawing board on a key issue that Trump and congressional Republicans promised voters they would address.
The committee's proposal, if approved by the bar association, would represent a powerful statement by the state's 24,000 lawyers that the Legislature should change the system, often cited by legal scholars as a textbook case of unequal justice.
Therefore, integration of proteome and metabolome measurements would represent a powerful complement to our approach.
Further studies have to clarify the role of histone gene expression and RNAi components as this would represent a powerful and new parameter of epigenetic influence to chromatin and genome integrity.
Thus, the availability of small compounds for the selective and acute manipulation of endogenous 5-phosphatase activities, and possibly of specific member(s) of this protein family, would represent a powerful tool for basic research.
7 Given that the pathophysiological events that underlie DCI are primarily vascular (vasospasm, microvascular dysfunction, and microvessel thrombosis), a conditioning-based strategy capitalizing on endogenous protective cascades that robustly protect the cerebrovasculature (as well as neurons and glia) would represent a powerful, novel intervention for SAH-induced DCI.
It will be particularly interesting from an evolutionary perspective to assess whether this transmission-distortion mediated increase in recombination frequency is observed in other taxa, as it would represent a powerful mechanism by which organisms could generate genetic diversity within their offspring in response to environmental conditions on an ecologically-relevant timescale.
Both views represent powerful strains in Indian society.
Neural networks represent powerful computational models with great flexibility.
