Hood said that the use of more extreme interrogation methods was curtailed within months of his taking command, around the time that the Abu Ghraib scandal became public.
First, the first symmetric mode of SW2, which actually accounts for a significant fraction of the forcing, has a very long vertical wavelength, and its exponential growth is curtailed within the mesospheric barrier.
China has been the greatest polluter for a few years now, but this is the first time it is willing to come forward with a proposal to curtail within the foreseeable future.
However, the observation that most premature infants do not develop NEC, despite the seemingly tonic activation of TLR4, suggests that TLR4 signal is somehow curtailed within the newborn intestinal epithelium, thus limiting the propensity to NEC development.
The Ofqual survey found that while there was wide support for GCSEs and A-levels as trusted qualifications and as preparation for further study, many of those surveyed had reservations about the reliability of marking, the number of changes and the curtailing of assessment within exams.
Monitoring of the water quality especially the water pH is recommended to ensure continuous acid neutralizing potential of groundwater within the basin thereby, curtailing further trace metal mobilization processes in groundwater within the basin.
Monitoring of the water quality especially the water pH is recommended to ensure the acid neutralizing potential of groundwater within the basin thereby, curtailing further trace metal mobilization processes in groundwater within the basin.
Some curtailing of freedoms was inevitable.
They applauded the curtailing of environmental regulators.
You point out China's difficulty curtailing patent and copyright piracy within its own borders (Business Day, Oct. 4).
