Caffeine is a purinergic antagonist that competitively inhibits adenosine at the sites of P1 receptors.

The seeds are very hardy and can remain dormant for years.

How do you stabilize those huge molecules that seem to be viable?

Indeed, there are reforms in today's Russia that are both politically viable and economically promising.

Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia came into existence because their constituent parts were not seen as viable independent states.

Whatever the circumstances, all enterprises are required to be useful to their users if they are to remain viable.

Energy pricing policy reforms, for example, can transform an economically attractive investment proposal into a financially viable project.

In our view, the approach of depending on such institutions is the most appropriate one as the said institutions are the most viable.

This has pushed them into a deflationary tailspin and put them at a substantial and potentially permanent competitive disadvantage vis à vis creditor countries.

The only viable regimes, indeed, in our globalized financial world are floating exchange rates and irretrievably fixed rates.

Farms were considered viable if they could guarantee for their owners an average annual income comparable to that of all the other workers in the region.

Changing activity, involving a switch away from activities which are no longer viable in the changed climate

Those decisions could be improved or made more sustainable by including the perspectives of young people.

It is in a country s interest to lower its import barriers so that it has cheaper access to goods and services that it cannot produce competitively.

The collective response, adopted in 2000, has been the Lisbon Strategy, which aims at making the EU the most dynamic and competitive knowledge based economy in the world by 2010.

In order for HIV AIDS programs to be effective and sustainable, affected communities must have the freedom to organize and empower themselves.

Since these factors, as mentioned above, essentially fall outside the scope of work of the AALOC, we restrict our comments to the legally viable alternatives.

Because 80 years ago, when Wilson, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George redrew the map of Europe, small states were dysfunctional in times of both war and peace.

To remain viable in the light of globalization and liberalization, domestic companies might have to export but also to invest abroad, and they would be greatly handicapped if they were not allowed to do so.

Autonomous underwater vehicles are economically more viable than remotely operated vehicles and can function without tethers, cables or remote control.

To be viable, this democratic undertaking must seek to meet all the challenges of a country.

The President stated that the transitional arrangements were resilient institutions and enjoyed substantial influence and authority to facilitate a successful outcome of the peace process.

That trend will continue and increase in the near term as Iraqi security forces become more and more capable.

If Americans had to pay more for gasoline, they would use less of it. With a high gasoline price, alternative sources of energy such as ethanol and alternative forms of transportation such as electrically powered automobiles would become commercially viable.

We are interested in anything that might help to attain that goal, particularly the establishment of systems that are capable of guaranteeing transparency, are viable and are supported by all States.

You try combinations of genes that you write at the cell level and then in organs on a chip, and the ones that win, that you can then put into a living organism. It'll work.

We make new ones, and so it's convenient to piggyback on us, because we're not yet at the stage on this planet where the other option is viable.

Nilai keanekaragaman hayati adalah menjadikan ekosistem kita lebih tangguh, yang merupakan prasyarat terbentuknya masyarakat yang stabil perusakan yang sewenang wenang terhadap keanekaragaman hayati sama dengan menyulut api pada sekoci penolong.

Whereas a skin cell or a liver cell, for instance, can reproduce only more skin or liver, stem cells, which are the most robust at the beginning of human development, are master cells.

We make new ones, and so it's convenient to piggyback on us, because we're not yet at the stage on this planet where the other option is viable.

History teaches that such swings are not sustainable, and that the more excessive they become, the sharper and more costly are the eventual reversals and the graver the consequences for the financial system and the economy.

We also believe that involving local people in the elaboration and implementation of post conflict strategies at an early stage is decisive in making such strategies more acceptable, viable and sustainable.

As long as US assets were attractive to residents of surplus countries (or there was an acceptable chain of investments from surplus countries that ended in the US), these accumulations of reserves were sustainable.