The cooperative procedure between limited stakeholders with high willingness to compromise largely precludes the possibility of technology leaps and results in remaining in a business-as-usual trajectory, the largest shortcoming of the European model of regulation[99].
The post-grant phase will necessitate difficult conversations and compromises, largely related to funding, but we have laid a strong foundation for a collaborative and reflective professional community within and across institutions that includes patience, compromise, and flexibility in problem solving.
A bipartisan group of senators is already engaged in talks based off the report, and, in the wake of Ryan's budget proposal, Third Way, a centrist Democratic think tank with close ties to Wall Street, is pressing lawmakers to hammer out a compromise largely based on the commission's recommendations.
(Democrats are equally split on how much their party should compromise, but largely favor a more moderate direction).
Despite the superior tribological and mechanical properties, the advantages of diamond-coated tools, however, have been largely compromised by the insufficient coating substrate adhesion.
Interestingly, these negative regulators are largely compromised by an upstream layer of negative regulators "target mimics" found in plants or "endogenous competing RNAs" revealed recently in animals.
Exergy analysis shows that efficiency of the ammonia cycle has been largely compromised in the optimization process than that of other working fluids.
In agreement with previous results non-homologous end-joining was largely compromised in Ku86 deficient cells, and returned to normal in the Ku86-complemented isogenic cell line.
The two sides, she said, largely compromised on the hospital's demand to gain the right to move all nurses working 12-hour shifts to 8-hour shifts.
There is an art to listening to music, and the move to jukebox-style delivery of songs in MP3 form has largely compromised that art for a generation of fans.
