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In that case, new GRATs would be less appealing, but those created before the law took effect are likely to be grandfathered, said Gideon Rothschild, a lawyer with Moses & Singer in New York.

The potential mechanisms of C60 + Dox complex antitumor effect are likely to be based on its direct action on tumor cells with inducing cell death as well as an increasing of stress sensitivity and immunomodulating effect.

This indicates that little or no adverse health effect are likely to be caused by all these metals when the groundwater is consumed or via dermal adsorption by all ages.

In a 91-page decision, U.S. District Court Judge James Boasberg said the Army Corps of Engineers, which gave its final approval to the oil project in February, "did not adequately consider the impacts of an oil spill on fishing rights, hunting rights, or environmental justice, or the degree to which the pipeline's effect are likely to be highly controversial".

The causes of this effect are likely to be complex and require further study to understand completely.

Adopting a range of depth cutoffs is appropriate because the ecological factors responsible for any effect are likely to correlate with depth even below 200m [16], [26], [26].

But neither effect is likely to be large.

This suggests to me that any effect is likely to be small.

Howard Archer, of consultancy IHS Global Insight, said this effect was likely to continue into the second half of this year.

The energy isn't going away, and at some point the cumulative effect is likely to be dramatic.

The immediate effect is likely to be a steep increase in oil prices, benefiting Russia's oil-driven economy.