And so the changes we made were not just making the Bank of England independent but · cutting the national debt dramatically; · imposing tough new fiscal rules over the economic cycle which allowed us to invest through a world recession; · and introducing a symmetrical inflation target that targeted deflation as much as inflation.
However, for these and other parameter combinations, the number of unselected regions misclassified as constrained decreases dramatically after imposing a 95% confidence cutoff (supplementary fig. S3 B, Supplementary Material online).
However, multiple controllers increase network complexity dramatically and impose many new challenges to the management and schedule of SDN.
To compensate for peripheral insulin resistance, pancreatic β-cells, which constitute only ~1% of pancreatic mass, have to dramatically increase proinsulin synthesis, imposing heavy biosynthesis burden on β-cells.
These results further reinforce the evidence that histones deficiency in the chromatin following senescence-associated chronic DDR might impose dramatically different chromatin condensation state than the one observed during normal proliferation.
Human genome epidemiology has also made major progress by being able to cut down dramatically in measurement error by imposing very strict quality-control standards.
And the puzzles it invites us to contemplate — in consistently interesting, if not always dramatically satisfying ways — are deep and imposing, concerning the passage of time, the elusiveness of experience and the Janus-faced nature of love.
However, imposing a uniform economic shock dramatically reduces the standard deviation (Simulation III).
The evolution of aerobic photosynthesis set in motion the development of an oxygen-rich atmosphere that dramatically transformed the chemistry of the Earth, imposing new challenges to evolving organisms also in terms of radiation-induced damage.
The imposing exterior, with Art Deco friezes, is dramatically lighted and set off with trees wrapped in tiny white lights.
