If within the limits of Hyde Park, that town may pass such laws concerning its health and comfort as may require the company to seek another location south of the designated line, without impairing the terms of the contract.
Increasingly, sensitivity to the negative connotations of the label mentally retarded prompted the substitution of other terms, such as mentally challenged, developmentally disabled, and cognitively impaired, with the term intellectually disabled achieving wider currency in the 21st century.
Holdings tend to fall into two baskets: beaten-down blue-chips that have short-term problems that create attractive buying opportunities but do not impair the long-term value; and under-followed and under-appreciated small- and mid-cap stocks that have strong businesses and balance sheets.
Al may impair the long-term memory of rats.
Schoepf, V. et al. Annual coral bleaching can impair the long-term recovery capacity of corals.
The new finding suggests that any form of hair removal that damages the follicles could impair the long-term health of the skin by depriving the area of its stem cells.
In addition to better inspections, the Chinese government has begun to close down tens of thousands of the smallest and most dangerous mines -- in part because of safety, but also because of surplus production capacity and evidence that reckless tunneling on the fringes may impair the long-term production of the state mines.
Aliquots were taken from the prepared solutions at different time points over at least four half-lives, respectively, of 44Sc and 68Ga and analyzed by TLC (TLC was used, as the high metal concentrations used in this study may impair the long-term performance of HPLC columns).
By contrast to caspase inhibition, QM56 did not impair the long-term regeneration of HPMC or HOMC subjected to an inflammatory milieu (Fig. 6A C).
Prolonged DGF has been reported to severely impair the long-term prognosis of kidney transplantation [ 8, 12].
