Otherwise, lenders think, crucial structural changes will never happen.
So the troika is playing hardball, trying to force Athens to make crucial structural changes that lenders think will never happen otherwise.
Experts agree that a structured year away from a formal academic setting can help students refine their goals, increase motivation, find relief from pressure to achieve, and — on a neurological level — give their developing brains more time to undergo crucial structural changes that support higher-order functioning.
And economists warn that for the economy to keep growing, the third arrow will be crucial: mainly structural changes that aim to make the economy more competitive, for example by making Japan's labor market more flexible and lowering barriers to trade.
In meta-analyses, the prefrontal cortex was identified as being the most crucial brain area associated with structural change in migraine [32, 33].
Activation of MMPs is a crucial step facilitating structural changes in a healthy brain; however, upon brain injury, upregulated MMPs promote the spread of a lesion and impair recovery.
Cys128 is hydrogen-bonded via Thr127 to the side chain of the active site residue Glu123, a feature that has been considered to be crucial for the structural changes occurring during the photocycle.
The war not only deterred foreign investment, which was a crucial motor of economic growth and structural change in other central and eastern European countries, but also damaged infrastructure and production facilities.
To determine whether the structural change in helix α4 is crucial for the function of Spx in transcription activation, we next introduced single amino acid substitutions around the helix α4 region.
"Structural change is necessary.
