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market that has proved itself over the years," they wrote, "it is that when capital becomes too available, a hot sector ends up gorging itself, overinvesting, and ultimately lowering returns for the entire industry".

In 2013, the American Medical Association made the controversial decision to classify obesity as a "disease" in the hopes of encouraging research, reducing stigma, and ultimately lowering the prevalence of the condition.

The result: Expect Intel's gross margins to improve sequentially in the third quarter, but that is only because the company, in the second quarter, took a 2% inventory writedown, reducing the cost of beginning Q3 inventory and ultimately lowering the cost of goods sold for the quarter.

This had ripple effects throughout the system, lowering participation, lowering costs and ultimately lowering the healthfulness of the who program.

Scavenging entity present in the extract forms chelates with iron (II) hindering the iron-ferrozine complex formation and ultimately lowering the color intensity of the solution.

On balance, MiFID should promote competition, transparency and, ultimately, lower the cost of trading securities.

But, he said, "If we have a partially successful intervention for men, it will ultimately lower the prevalence of H.I.V. in the population, and ultimately lower the risk to women".

Perhaps more important, he said, "it shortens the production time and ultimately lowers costs," when compared with traditional sculpturing based on reference photographs of the subject.

As the psychologist Barry Schwartz demonstrates in The Paradox of Choice, an excess of input leads to angst, indecision, regret, and ultimately lowered satisfaction with both the purchase process and the products themselves.

Use of an incorrect measurement model undermines the content validity of constructs, misrepresents the structural relationships between them, and ultimately lowers the usefulness of management theories for business researchers and practitioners.

At the same time, the Fed is buying almost all the new mortgage-backed securities issued by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the F.H.A. Buying up those securities drives up their price and pushes down their effective interest rates, and ultimately lowers borrowing costs to homebuyers.