To examine this phenomenon further, we measured the distance between the centre of the MWNTs cluster and the point of apical access to the tight junction (shown by asterisks).
Finally, we cannot distinguish with confidence, the relevance of British, American and Canadian web-based information in other countries, where the information might be applicable, yet limited in access, due to tight control or censorship.
If access to credit becomes tighter and private-equity-owned firms go bankrupt, scrutiny will only increase.
He joined in shooting skeet with the movie legends Clark Gable and Gary Cooper at a time when working in Hollywood meant gaining access to an exclusive, tight-knit club, the actor Robert Stack, a longtime friend, said.
With Mr. Paterson facing looming budget deficits and eager to squeeze savings out of state spending, the order will give his inner circle — and those with access to it — far tighter control over New York's sprawling bureaucracy while diminishing the influence of commissioners and agency officials.
"Many banks continue to face difficult access to funds, which leads to tight credit conditions for the real economy".
A number of challenges remain for the housing market, including tight access to mortgages and foreclosures.
But there are very few pediatric lungs available for transplantation, the rules for children to gain access to adult lungs are tight, and the grounds for doctors and patients to seek an exception are limited.
Theories include the fact companies kept themselves effectively overstaffed by retaining workers during the recession; that many have relied on bringing in cheap labour rather than making production more efficient; that investment in new machinery, training and innovation has suffered from tight access to loans.
Only 10 Senate staff members will have access to material under a tight login process, and printed copies will be kept in a vault with the identities of who proposed what secreted in the National Archives until 2064, should anyone still care by then.
