Not hampered by Wall Street pressures, we can make strategic decisions quickly without worrying about public approval, and operate with long-term goals in mind rather than short-term achievements that might not necessarily be good for our business or clients.
Previous experiences using CTC to assess inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) yielded conflicting results, with unsatisfactory visualisation of mucosal abnormalities, assessment of mural thickening hampered by wall compression from luminal air overdistension, and a potential increased risk of perforation because of the fragile, inflamed colonic walls [10, 11, 12].
Wi-Fi signals can be hampered by walls, doors or large furniture between access point and computer.
Also, Mr. Bingel said, a solid wall could hamper border agents by blocking their view of the wall's other side.
Despite of the clear usefulness of DWI, the interpretation of images requires a certain degree of experience because some pitfalls, such as misinterpretation of low signal on ADC map from fibrosis, susceptibility effects, T2 shine-through of fluid in the rectal lumen, suboptimal sequence angulation and collapsed rectal wall, may hamper the diagnostic performances of non-expert radiologists [7].
So far, rising prices have not hampered New York's steady, Wall Street-driven recovery, economists say.
However, the ability to deliver the majority of these agents to the brain is limited by the blood brain barrier (BBB), a specialized structure of the blood vessel wall that hampers transport and diffusion from the blood to the brain.
U.S. stocks were set to trade lower at the start of the session, as renewed fears of higher oil prices hampering economic recovery hit Wall Street.
Previous studies on A. nidulans colonisation of cork revealed that suberin remained unaltered [ 103] probably because the outermost lignin-enriched cell wall layers hampered its degradation.
Regulators also worry the ruling may hamper their ability to sue Wall Street firms.
