The companies would like to be involved in the university projects already in the planning stage, but academic researchers worry that a closer university industry partnership may shift the focus excessively towards applied research.
"Already, the previous draft texts were excessively weak, applying only to non-executive positions on boards of the largest publicly quoted companies, and leaving the question of sanctions up to the discretion of the member states," Leanda Barrington-Leach of the European Women's Lobby, a private organization in Brussels, said.
have poor mechanical properties and may swell excessively to apply pressure to surrounding tissues (e.g., nerve compression).
Areas where fertilisers and pesticides are being applied excessively can be pinpointed, studied and regulated by environmental and land-use agencies.
In addition, the final microstructure of the current composites was strongly dependent on the cooling rates applied: excessively fast cooling rates restricted the diffusion and precipitation of the Fe atoms, which reduced formation of the glassy matrix.
As we have seen, in Italy in recent years municipal ordinances have been widely adopted as standard tools with which to regulate behaviour in public spaces, and they have often been applied excessively, and at times bizarrely.18 In many cases, this kind of application has generated two types of problems.
The classic scientific procedure may be excessively reductive when applied to "human subjects".
However, these measures were applied excessively and, rather than proving beneficial, caused under-reporting of diagnosed patients, lowered trust in the government, and sharpened economic, political, and social challenges (68, 70, 74, 75).
(The cleaning oil will dissolve existing bluing if applied excessively).
Generally, you should contact your doctor before applying corticosteroids, as these medications can lead to skin thinning if they are applied excessively.
