And the reliance on interest-rate moves as not only the primary but essentially exclusive tool of monetary policy meant that the Fed wasn't using expectations management to augment interest-rate cuts (which might have allowed it to get more of a bang for a given cut, and could therefore have obviated the need to go all the way down to 1%).
A recent study has augmented interest in SOCS-3 implicating it in the resistance to IFN treatment in RCC [ 47].
Vital intrinsic motivation may sometimes be supplemented by extrinsic rewards and standards originating from sources other than the students themselves, such as examinations and outside incentives, but those latter are better regarded as props to support the attention of learners and to augment their interest in the subject matter.
He buys my daughter expensive gifts, but often they're things that will augment his interests.
Increase in prevalence of such diseases has augmented the interest of researchers in colon targeted drug delivery systems.
The assumption is that the installments of principal paid in will be augmented by interest thereon compounded at 5 1/2 per cent., so that the company will be able to pay the sum named in the certificate before the holder's payments reach that total.
Moreover, it was recently demonstrated that the memristor exhibits capacitive memory as well[11 15] that augments the interest of research and industrial communities by introducing novel functionalities and thus applications; beyond what was previously proposed for memristors, i.e. reconfiguration architectures[32], neuromorphic computing[33] and artificial synapses[34].
When I did this, it made paying down debts much easier because my own efforts were augmented by interest from various financial institutions.
The ultrathin one-dimensional sp3 diamond nanothreads (NTHs), as successfully synthesised recently, have greatly augmented the interests from the carbon community.
Sure, this has been a tepid recovery in the US and a non-existent recovery in Europe, but the outcome would almost certainly have been a lot worse had central banks not augmented ultra-low interest rates with their money creation programmes.
The fact that many physicians were interested in additional information on clinical teaching and in being coached can be interpreted as a positive outcome of the self-assessment on feedback exercise and as a sign that it has augmented the physicians' interest in improving their clinical teaching in an effective and professional manner.
