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The central banks of South Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines and Malaysia all kept rates unchanged at their policy meetings Thursday, as they waited to see how their economies would be affected by slower growth and debt concerns in Europe and the United States.

In our simulations, we observed that switching from curli-off to curli-on states was generally fast (≤100 s, see Fig. 5 b) and may thus not be affected by slower noise processes, that are related to protein copy number variations.

Their performance may also be affected by slow communication and poor relations with other actors, government bureaucratic bottlenecks and broader factors such as civil unrest.

But the company posted a 10percentt decline in revenue because of the fall of the dollar against the euro and was affected by slower sales in Britain and Ireland.

The job cuts are the latest in a grim period for UK manufacturers, which have been affected by slower economic growth in China, the strong pound and other problems.

The company said that, like many other retailers, its revenue had been affected by slow back-to-school sales.

In Cary, N.C., though, an affluent town of nearly 100,000 outside Raleigh, Mayor Glen Lang says home prices are already being affected by slow-growth measures approved in the last few years.

These phenomena are time dependent and may be affected by the slow formation of a corrosion product layer.

The percent signal change shown here is based on the initial baseline value, and as such the initial value at the onset of activation in these average plots may be affected by the slow return to baseline of the undershoot and any variations that occur between stimulus periods.

There has been speculation that its main source of earnings - from advertising and sales commissions - might be affected by China's slowing economy.

In principle, the EPSC I V relations might be affected by voltage-dependent, slow changes in the concentrations of the cations that carry the synaptic current.