In their report, Lambeek et al. [ 14, 23] do not comment on a possible cross-over or a mutual re-enforcing effect of components of the integrated care program as effected by respectively the clinical occupational physician, the physical therapy and the OT.
For years, corporations, eager to limit their tax exposure and thus keep their revenues high and shareholders happy, have bought the tax credits at a slight discount, and thus, as a kind of enforced side effect, helped to finance the construction of the kind of unglamorous housing that otherwise might not be built.
Professor Goldberg said that sodomy laws, even if not often enforced, had the effect of labeling gays as "criminals who deserved unequal treatment".
Democracy, in the economic and political spheres, is not just a theoretical good; checks and balances and laws that are fairly enforced have the effect of preventing the arrogance and error of absolute power.
VAE-M generally enforced the antiproliferative effect of doxorubicin.
VAE-M ≥10 μg/ml enforced the antiproliferative effect of doxorubicin.
Despite the protests of many PAP MPs, the party whip was enforced to effect the passing of this scheme.
In view of the, in effect, enforced sale of housing association properties – with every sign, on past evidence, that homes lost to the social/affordable sector are never replaced – you might think that the growing CLT movement faces insurmountable challenges.
Ultimately, regarding the subjective assessment over samba (see Figure 10), we observed that the evaluation of the "fixed-4" parameterization was consistently less divergent than the one of "variability-4", enforcing the negative effect of the induced variability on feasibly representing the analyzed dance style.
Another observation in the present study, that of the parallel relationship between pEGFR and uPAR, supports the existence of a uPAR-mediated EGFR transactivation pathway [ 1] and enforces the invasive effect of pEGFR.
