NEW YORK TIMES Investing, Gingerly, in Europe | Global companies like Dow Chemical are expanding in Europe rather than pulling back, betting that the debt crisis won't hinder an eventual payoff, The New York Times reports.
Building a 405 BRT doesn't hinder the eventual construction of a north-south rail link.
In addition, the ambiguity of the UAG codon may hinder the eventual fixation of an altered genetic code to an organism, because protein products truncated at the UAG sites can interfere with normal protein functions and have detrimental effects on the host cell, thus preventing advantageous coding from being inherited and selected in directed evolution.
Why is a family-based solution better, especially in these situations where extended families or neighbours have likely lost everything? A. First of all, there should be no action taken that might hinder an eventual family reunification, such as adoption, change of name or movement to places far from the family's likely location until all tracing efforts have been exhausted.
However, the long-term efficacy of most of these genotoxic agents is often hindered by the eventual development of resistance, which is a major cause of cancer treatment failure [29].
An array of state laws would create an "unworkable situation" that would "hinder safety innovation, interstate commerce, national competitiveness, and the eventual deployment of autonomous vehicles," Google's self-driving car director, Chris Urmson, told members of the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation last month. .
Safety concerns such as teratoma formation, immunogenicity, eventual form and tissue sites and biocompatibility of functional materials usually hinder the entire translational procedure and hence require special attentions.
That the rules hinder access.
