The foregoing remedies have satisfactorily resolved the problem at the expense of restricted operational performance (i.e., maximum power, power ramp limits, and burnup) that limit potential revenue in operation.
Such an approach prioritises sensitivity (not missing a true serious illness) at the expense of specificity (restricting treatment of those without serious illness) in a population of vulnerable patients.
At worst, however, it could behave as a bureaucratic parasite, propping up weaker operators at the expense of stronger ones, and restricting capital-raising by stronger subsidiaries in order to maintain its own equity control.
Again, the smaller Vss range in the dataset used by Zhivkova and Doytchinova helps to improve the predictive accuracy of the models, at the expense of the models' applicability being restricted to acidic drugs.
These results suggest that either leaf flushing is restricted at the expense of maintaining stored carbon reserves, or a proportion of stored starches within stems were not accessible during leaf-flushing.
In the short time since that promise was made, the World Bank now reports that 17 of the G-20 have implemented 47 different measures whose effect is to restrict trade at the expense of other countries.
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In a report published last month, the World Bank said it had identified 47 measures "that restrict trade at the expense of other countries," since a November agreement by the G-20 and is now urging countries to take more concrete steps to thwart it.
Politicians who enact rules to restrict competition at the expense of access to food aren't just hurting entrepreneurs - they're also harming the communities these businesses serve.
