TurboTax, the tax software from Intuit, drew ire from consumers when they learned that its "deluxe" desktop offering, available by download or on CD, had curtailed functions for some tax schedules that previously had been included.
This is a strategy in which longevity is increased by metabolic refrigeration, pseudo-hibernation, or curtailing functions [ 11].
Many addicts also have physical problems that become chronic, leading to compulsive use of pain medication, disturbed body image, and curtailed function.
Interference of the inflammatory process by these immunosuppressive drugs, however, may impede the formation of granulomas, which function to curtail the spread of P. acnes infection.
In humans, during moderate-heavy dynamic exercise with large muscle mass the metaboreflex may function to curtail excessive increases in muscle blood flow due to metabolites accumulation and to prevent excessive vasodilation in the contacting muscle.
It has diverted resources away from basic law-enforcement functions to highly publicized immigration sweeps, which are ineffective in policing illegal immigration and in reducing crime generally... Profligate spending on those diversions helped produce a financial crisis in late 2007 that forced MCSO to curtail or reduce important law-enforcement functions".
Cell cycle arrest mechanisms need to be functioning in lymphocytes to curtail their proliferation and maintain memory cell state.
By making banks pay for the risks they create, a resolution fund could also perform the important function of encouraging them to curtail their riskiest activities.
For example, reductions in adiposity drive reductions in leptin, which in animal studies curtails reproductive function and components of immune function (Drazen et al., 2001; Prentice et al., 2002; Schneider, 2004).
These unique insights into the effector molecules governing eHsp90 dependent invasive function in GBM highlight new approaches to curtail the aggressiveness associated with this malignancy.
