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Dr. Clancy's study also considers the availability of mechanisms by which to report incidents.

This chapter explores how these differences affect the balance each system has struck among the competing goals of accountability, neutrality, efficiency, accuracy, and equal treatment, how these systems differ in the availability of mechanisms to establish and implement policies, and how each is responding to the challenges of increasingly heavy caseloads.

In this analysis, the primary reason for the observed divergence between agency recommendations appeared to be the availability of mechanisms in each jurisdiction to address cost-effectiveness subsequent to the HTA assessment process.

Finally, a great advantage of zebrafish bioassays in EDA of environmental samples is the availability of mechanism- and endpoint-specific methods for the identification of important classes of contaminants.

The Commission's report of 25 January 2018 on the implementation of the 2013 Recommendation on collective redress mechanisms in the Member States outlines a divergence in the availability of such mechanisms throughout the EU.

The availability of practical mechanisms for comparing domestic efforts aimed at mitigating global climate change are important for the stability, equity, and efficiency of international climate agreements.

We reasoned that this may reflect that DNA strand breaks with 5′-AMP represent only a minor subset of breaks induced in cells, and/or the availability of alternative mechanisms for removing AMP from 5′-termini.

Furthermore, possible factors which may influence indoor air pollution levels such as ventilation of houses, location of the kitchen, stove types and availability of exhaust mechanisms to expel the generated smoke from biomass fuel combustion, smoking inside households and mosquito coil use were poorly quantified.

Such diversity may be attributed in one hand to the different basic levels and/or availability of defensive mechanisms within the two studied cerebral regions, and on the other hand to the probable dose-dependent and hormetic effects of whole broccoli.

After excluding neutral losses that were not observed in positive mode at all and excluding neutral losses for substructures that were not covered in the data set of 2 036 compounds, 14 typical neutral losses were selected based on the frequency found in the NIST11 data set and availability of fragmentation mechanisms.

While this similarity might be the result of convergent evolution due to the availability of duplication mechanisms and processing enzymes in the cell, it might also stem from evolution from a common ancestral RNA molecule or evolution from one small RNA type to the other.