"The more governments are confronted with high unemployment figures, the more we will start to see China as a challenger rather than as a savior," Mr. Holslag said.
When bed separation reaches the maximum, grouting has almost closed up the bed separation and the pulp is confronted with high resistance, thus driving up Ps.
Due to these tendencies, VTS operators are confronted with high workload conditions in interaction with an automated, highly-coupled and dynamic maritime environment.
Americans have twisted the levers of their spending, having been confronted with high and protracted unemployment levels, deteriorated personal wealth and tight credit conditions.
However, as the next hop chosen by GyTAR and GpsrJ+ is confronted with high packet dropping from the forwarding node, an excessive amount of spectrum is consumed by retransmission.
It has also been proposed that apoptotic bodies resembling MV-like structures are released by vascular smooth muscle cells undergoing apoptosis when, for instance, they are confronted with high concentrations of calcium and phosphate [151], [152].
Barcoding uses short, standardised sequence segments of the genome, and has proven highly useful when researchers are confronted with high expected species numbers and morphologically cryptic groups ([9] [12], see also [13]).
We found that the Kashmiri population is confronted with high levels of violence committed by all parties to the conflict, with potentially substantial implications for mental health.
22 % of them had job strain according to the demand-control model, i.e., they were confronted with high demands, yet had a low degree of control [ 37].
It has become one of the major tools for gene function analysis and has also been confronted with high expectations for the development of siRNA and miRNA as therapeutic agents to treat diseases.
