When credit quality declines, impairing the value of the funds' holdings, they can lose money, although losses to date generally have been modest.
The two sides are arguing about whether this reflected a shift in volatile markets, impairing the value of assets held on Lehman's floor, or whether it was quietly inserted into transaction documents.
Regarding postpartum women, O'Toole et al. [ 25] found that an educational intervention was effective in increasing subjects' energy expenditure over a period of one year but the high drop-out rate of 43% impairs the value of the results.
These studies by Kim et al., however, have been criticized for insufficient particle characterization impairing the value of the test results (Hadrup et al. 2012a; Dekkers et al. 2013).
It would be a major modification that would impair the universal value of the park," said Leila Maziz, the coordinator for the Congo Basin projects at Unesco.
Instead, many of them suppress REM and slow-wave sleep and thus, Bianchi has written, may "impair the restorative value of sleep".
"However, given the current economic uncertainty, the Board decided to take a prudent view and impair the carrying value of GMG Radio (sold post-year end to Global Radio) by £54.2 million, and this was the principal factor in the pre-tax loss of £75.6 million.
This issue causes various deleterious effects that impair the therapeutic value of these photosensitizers, including accumulation in bodily fluids (such as blood), alteration of photosensitizer photochemical properties, and reduction of singlet oxygen production.
