However, this statement suggests, too, that local control and potentially liability, not local community values, may at least in part underlie IRB preferences for local review.
A subset of 110 hits that inhibited AarA activity to less than 80% or increased it to more than 120% of the control and showed liability of 0 to 2 (defined as the frequency that the same compound has been hit in 16 previous screens of the same library against unrelated enzymes, thus excluding any obviously promiscuous and unspecific effectors), were characterized further.
(Pre-emptive regulatory controls and strict liability might have more promise, but they have an adverse impact on incentives to innovate and significant practical limitations).
Damage-control and legal liability limitation is one thing but increasingly Facebook needs to convince more than law-makers that their product doesn't damage people, they need the users to believe it.
Many of the early CRP adopters we interviewed expressed support for broader experimentation with these programs even in settings that differ from their own, such as systems that do not own and control their liability insurer, and in states without strong tort reforms.
(I am sure there is some rationale for the crowd control, involving liability and possible injury and fire laws).
William E. Fork, LLM '06, JD '06, became a partner at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, where he represents electric utilities and companies on international energy transaction, export control, nuclear liability, and domestic regulatory issues.
The agency has successfully relied on the statutes that cover failure to supervise and control person liability in previous cases, but it has never used them in such a prominent action.
This is necessary for reasons of quality control, product liability and resistance management.
