Under the precautionary principle built into the Antarctic commission's charter, environmentalists argue, fishing should be curtailed in the absence of adequate stock assessments.
Development of IFN-gamma-producing CD4 and CD8 T lymphocytes was severely curtailed in the absence of STAT1, but a substantial level of STAT1-independent non-T-cell-derived IFN-gamma was induced.
This was curtailed by the absence of any major powertrain revisions by the time of the VH and the lack of visual departure from the original VB.
Comparing product/substrate ratios in liver and serum in the present work, though curtailed by the absence of data on serum [K], shows that kynureninase activity expressed as the [3-HAA]/[3-HK] ratis is decreased in serum, but not liver, and KAT activity expressed as the [XA]/[3-HK] ratio is increased in liver, but not in serum.
Even though he has been able to campaign from Belgium thanks to satellite communications, he says his ability to sway voters had been curtailed by "the absolute absence of neutrality" of the Spanish news media.
In contrast, an absence of these elements curtailed the ability of CHWs in the small NGO and government-initiated service to provide effective outreach services or to improve access to care.
Ideal care was compromised by the absence of suitable local services (beds or community placements), curtailed episodes of care and changes of care team.
Some hospital services were curtailed because of the strike on Nov. 3, 1969, and significant absences of black workers were noted by the Post Office, the New York Telephone Company and the Transit Authority.
Your job is secure, yet a leave of absence would curtail income flow.
Another is "partially curtailed".
Late fees would be curtailed.
