For this reason, no government can levy significantly more taxes than its neighboring governments because it could lead to the outflow of labor and capital (Besley and Case 1995; Tiebout 1956).
As CA IX expression is predominantly associated with tumors and is often a marker of poor prognosis, the possible inhibition of its activity by carnosine deserves further investigation because it could lead to anticancer activity without blocking the expression of HIF-1α.
It could be worth more because it could lead to yet more reactors.
"Conflict would actually be very positive because it could lead to change," he says.
The bank told him not to carry any statements because it could lead to discovery of his accounts.
Military planners are hesitant to to drop food and water packages from the air because it could lead to rioting.
But the prototype system has drawn angry reactions from privacy advocates and others because it could lead to elaborate monitoring of civilians.
Some foreign exchange experts Germany would be wary of this, because it could lead to a much stronger euro, and price German exports out of international markets.
"My other selling sites are not going to think well of that," he said, because it could lead to consumer confusion.
Some defence experts have warned against extraditing Prakash, in part because it could lead to him becoming a "totem" for local extremists in Australia.
The two Democratic commissioners have strongly criticized the plan to loosen the media ownership rule because it could lead to greater industry consolidation.
