We restricted all further analyses to these 3,091 contigs, or "unigenes", in an attempt to curtail the effects of erroneously called orthologs with large K s values.
1 December 2015 - Despite strident efforts to curtail the effects of HIV/AIDS, since 2000 the rate of African youth dying from AIDS related diseases has tripled.
They also suggest that, in order to further drive down transmission rates, some PMTCT programs may need to incorporate interventions aimed at curtailing the effects of stigma, enhancing social support, and reducing the influence of poverty.
26 New HIV/AIDS infections amongst adolescents every hour in Africa- UNICEF Children & AIDSS' Report 1 December 2015 - Despite strident efforts to curtail the effects of HIV/AIDS, since 2000 the rate of African youth dying from AIDS related diseases has tripled.
Had we been unable to curtail the effects of smallpox, for example, the human population would probably be smaller than it is today, as is the case for so many wildlife species whose populations are regulated, in part, by the effects of disease.
Surprisingly, our data show that the blockade of nAChR had no effect, whereas inhibition of mAChR completely curtailed the neuroprotective effect of galantamine in vivo.
These systems would enable prospective studies to be conducted and would play a major role in curtailing the widespread effect of antimicrobial resistance and help healthcare providers in deciding on the most appropriate empirical therapy for UTI to ensure proper management of patients.
Second, the way to greatly curtail the side effects and pain of the transition to new industries is to bail out the workers but not the plants.
But what I'm suggesting (and I'm not the first) is a free-market strategy to curtail the unintended effects of supposedly useful and popular but also deeply dangerous and polarizing tools.
