The combination of transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation to control virus replication yields a possibility to use higher doses of adenoviruses for more efficient and specific tumor treatment without inducing dose-related liver toxicity.
Furthermore, IRT creates item specific weights, which yield a possibility to discriminate teachers with equal sum scores but different profiles.
The prospect is certainly more appealing than it ever used to be, as rising divorce rates have yielded a larger pool of possibilities.
Fifty years of sleep research have ruled out some possibilities and yielded a variety of intriguing leads.
(Think of the barber of Seville, who shaves all men, and only those men, who do not shave themselves. Does this barber shave himself or not? Either possibility yields a contradiction). The authors have fun unpacking Russell's paradox, but they exaggerate its fallout.
PRRSV ELISA positivity did not yield a similar significant association possibility due to incomplete information associated with the test request at the time of submission.
Scouring antique shops, import stores and architectural salvage warehouses can yield a treasure trove of possibilities.
What if getting injured at work yielded no possibility of workers compensation, but a very real risk of losing your job?
Indeed, as Saucedo notes, if R → P yields an argument for the possibility of violations of No Interpenetration, then it yields a parallel and equally forceful argument for the possibility of worlds in which an object x is a part of an object y, but xs lone exact location is disjoint from (and, for vividness, say 10 miles away from) ys lone exact location!
Mr. Natsios maintained that Mr. Mwanawasa was open to the offer and the possibility that it might yield a solution.
After delivery all neonates were stabilized on nCPAP initially on 5 cmH2O, with the possibility of adjustment to yield a pH above 7.30 using Benveniste's pediatric gas-jet valve (Dameca, Copenhagen, Denmark).
