In addition, p53-dependent G2/M checkpoint was essentially compromised in K8R hESCs after IR (Fig. 4B).
This challenge becomes further pronounced in developing countries where quality of life is essentially compromised by the stress of meeting the basic needs of daily life.
This is a more demanding enterprise than the clematis; like all good gardening, it's a bit of a battle, but essentially a compromise.
Essentially, no compromises need to be made.
While fiscal and monetary policy seems to be helping the economy in the short turn, the tax-cut compromise essentially deferred looming battles over how to cut federal spending and address the government's huge debt burden.
The "framework" agreement already endorsed by Britain and Ireland an Ulster assembly balanced by links with the south is essentially the same compromise deal as the Anglo-Irish Sunningdale agreement of 1973.
And if the plan now is to repeal the ACA fully in the hopes of forcing the Democrats to compromise, essentially playing chicken with the healthcare of millions of people (not to mention a huge chunk of the economy), that's less of a failure and more of a monstrosity.
But since announcing his plan, Mr. Corzine has suggested an array of compromises, essentially guaranteeing that the final proposal will be noticeably different from the initial one.
"Either this gets a technological fix," Mr. Epstein said, "and someone replicates the same effect in non-human embryonic stem cells, or we will see what are essentially very complicated compromises working their way through the courts".
It's essentially a no-compromise machine, in that it's cheaper than the iPad Air, and has the same processor, computing power and battery life.
