"The ability to control", blurted Dick Parsons, president of Time Warner, "is gradually being eroded by the diminishing barriers to getting into this business".
Anthropogenic factors can alter hybridization dynamics by introducing new potentially hybridizing species or by diminishing barriers to hybridization.
In this case force acts as a denaturant by diminishing barriers to unfolding/unbinding to the extent that the protein unfolds/unbinds at some characteristic force or timescale due to thermal fluctuations.
The resulting system sizes required advanced sampling of the complex energy landscape, and the diminishing barriers of the high speed TCO* reactions rendered it necessary to incorporate van der Waals complexes into the reaction pathway.
By using the provided framework of concepts and attendant conceptual difficulties, instructors can implement student-centered approaches in the classroom to diminish barriers to interdisciplinary thinking and achieve a better conceptual understanding of evo-devo.
Incorporating feasibility studies into the research was one option that was proposed for diminishing barriers in research translation into policy and programmes, as was mandating that research proposals include systematic protocols for research transfer.
A clinical consequence of increased IP is the loss of tolerance to food antigens, with increasing severity of hypersensitivity correlated with diminishing barrier function (Ventura et al., 2006).
"You would be creating a market with no tariff barriers and diminished regulatory barriers, worth about $30tn £19tnn), which would basically set the technical standards for the immediate future.
Researchers cite various reasons for the shift, including diminished legal barriers, increasing demand for nurses as the U.S. population ages, and middle-class pay.
The State Department worked to diminish trade barriers to the benefit of seed companies, and encouraged the embassies to "publicize the benefits of agbiotech as a development tool".
