Based on these properties, most nanosystems are able to deliver high concentrations of drugs to cancer cells while curtailing damage to surrounding healthy cells [30].
May has said she wants reforms to curtail the damage stop and search's use against innocent people inflicts on community relations.
To curtail the damage, Harbaugh and Roman call a lot of their downfield shot plays on first-and-10, where defenses rarely blitz and are more susceptible to play-action.
Regulations imposed by the state to preserve certain species for game fishing and to curtail further damage to the fisheries have limited catches enormously, so much so that many who fish complain that they can't make a living at all.
The president, Mr. DeLay said, "looked at his staffer and said, 'Who gave you the authority to change my position?' " When Andrew H. Card Jr., Mr. Bush's chief of staff, repeated the pronouncement on Sunday on national television that Mr. Bush would sign the Senate bill, Mr. DeLay said he and the other leaders had to act quickly to curtail the damage.
As in this failed attempt to curtail crop damage, in most districts of the middle zone, a reciprocal commitment to maintain corridors to facilitate livestock movements into and through cropped areas was missing.
Given that there is no cure available for anyone with MD and treatment to stabilise the condition is limited to a small proportion of people with wet MD, there is an urgent need to find other ways to curtail the damage to QoL caused by MD.
Continuing the Court's long-running agenda to curtail punitive damages, the ruling imposed unprecedented limitations that reduced Exxon's penalty to the equivalent of four days' profit.
Oil shipments have been curtailed by damage at seaports along the tsunami-ravaged coast that will take months to repair.
To make the Civil Rights Act more effective, Professor Donohue proposes doubling or tripling damages in discriminatory hiring cases, as is done in antitrust cases, and curtailing punitive damages on the discharge side.
