Sentence examples for dmi it from inspiring English sources

If the BBC had established better governance and reporting for the DMI it would likely have recognised the difficulties much earlier".

These results suggest that although Pi infusion prevents the effect of fructose loading and reduces DMI, it also increases intake through a competing mechanism.

The average decrease in feeding time was 57% (20.8 min/6 h), and in DMI it was 56% (1.9 kg/6 h).

However, almost exactly a year before Hall's decision, Garrett wrote to Patten claiming that there was also a "very significant risk" that the National Audit Office had been misled as to the progress of DMI when it investigated the issue in 2011 and took evidence from BBC executives.

The PAC in 2011 noted that instead of saving £17.9m, the DMI had cost it a net £38.2m.

Linwood said he had argued with Lord Hall over the scale of the write-down of the DMI project, arguing it was too much at £40m because some of the technology could still be used.

Nvidia said in a statement "…because of Intel's improper claims to customers and the market that we aren't licensed to the new DMI bus, and its unfair business tactics, it is effectively impossible for us to market chipsets for future CPUs.

The Commons public accounts committee, which is chaired by Labour's Margaret Hodge, said on Wednesday that it was "dismayed" by the failure of DMI and would investigate whether it was misled by the BBC about its progress.

"BBC executives had privately been voicing concerns for about two years before DMI shut, why did it take so long?

Theory suggests that long-diverged taxa should exhibit large numbers of DMIs [44], though it is surprising that so many of them appear to be polymorphic in Lepomis.

Thus, it is possible that DMI leads to a partial prevention of the stress-induced effects, limiting its action at the presynaptic level.