With banks reducing their balance sheets aggressively and risk appetite diminished, the environment is going to get worse before it gets better.
Some formats of question seek to avoid these problems by offering choice among packages, each of which offers different levels of several environmental attributes and different monetary sums: this diminishes the environment-versus-money polarisation, and enables exploration of which attributes are actually valued.
The stepwise behavioral responses of the rare minnow also showed a tendency for behavioral modulation to maintain a stable internal environment and diminish the dependence on the external environment.
This paper supports that conclusion and uses property rights and transactions costs theories to find private incentives to explore the win wins for those actors who have the largest potentials to diminish the pressure on our environment.
It has been shown that restrictive working environments diminish the cognitive capacity of GPs and thus increase the likelihood of discrimination [ 15].
Concentrations of most of these pollutants have been diminishing in the environment, the food chain and the human body over recent decades, in most Western countries.
Given that the current e-commerce environment promises to diminish the number of participants in the dot-com free-for-all, Mr. Nandkeolyar and other executives will, analysts said, have fewer cues to rely on, as they refine their business approaches.
Thus, the captive rearing environment appears to diminish the competitive and reproductive performance of the anadromous salmonid phenotype, irrespective of genetic background (Berejikian et al. 1997, 2001a, b).
The phenomenon of the banality of violence, the idea that a culture of violence exists in certain environments, does not diminish the damaging effects of this violent behaviour.
A more diverse environment would also help to diminish the gross difference between the values inculcated at elite and public colleges.
