Researchers may use our free database, thereby curtailing study costs.
Although hurricanes and bleaching events are difficult to curtail, studies have shown that mitigation of other "manageable" stressors from anthropogenic activity may help to render coral reefs more resilient in the face of climate change [20].
The practice could be curtailed, a study of U.S. multinationals published in January by the Congressional Research Service suggests, by cutting the 35 percent top corporate rate.
That indiscriminate use slowed greatly when federal health authorities curtailed a study of hormone therapy in July because the risks, though quite small, outweighed the benefits, which were even smaller.
The invasion of Latvia by the Nazis curtailed his studies.
Though she had no formal art training (she curtailed her studies after high school), Ms. Schmidt participated in her first group show in 2006 at the Spencer Brownstone Gallery in SoHo.
The main weakness was the need to curtail the study 1 year early due to electronic game technology changes, specifically the widespread introduction during late 2010 of new active electronic game devices Xbox Kinect and PlayStation Move.
If, for example, harmful traditional practices such as early marriage, forced and temporary marriage are to be curtailed, more careful study is needed.
After the war ended, interest in Iranian archaeology revived quickly, and, from 1950 until archaeological study was dramatically curtailed after 1979, numerous excavations revolutionized the study of prehistoric Iran.
More than 40 years after the federal government enacted fair-housing legislation and the Great Migration of blacks from the South began to ebb, residential segregation in metropolitan America has been significantly curtailed, according to a study released Monday.
