But since high leverage is the idealized-world norm for banks, a better approach weighs the possibility that severe capital standards might significantly impair production of socially valuable liquidity, and perhaps exacerbate systemic risk by inducing a substitution of liquid-claim production into the unregulated shadow-banking sector.
The introduction of mutations into each EF-hand to impair Ca2+ binding has provided valuable research tools for investigating the interaction of CaM with its targets.
Thus, despite its methodological limitations TB measurements can give valuable information about impaired respiratory function which should be investigated more in detail by further methods.
Non-small cell lung carcinoma exhibits high IFP, upregulated PDGF, and a poor clinical prognosis, making this a particularly valuable model for impaired drug delivery (Kawai et al, 1997; Vlahovic et al, 2006).
Impaired FPG levels can provide valuable information as prevention appears to be a viable approach for substantially decreasing the devastating effects of sudden cardiac arrest in the general population.
Based on the association of cardiac dysfunction with fasting and postmeal metabolic control [ 4, 5], diagnosis and monitoring of sub-clinically impaired cardiac function may be valuable for monitoring therapeutic efficacy [ 6].
On the other hand, the tight correlation between measures of cerebral perfusion and CPP indicates that, at least during impaired autoregulation, CPP is indeed a valuable tool for estimation of brain perfusion.
However, building large-scale solar facilities on farmland – whether impaired, marginal, or otherwise degraded – can compromise other valuable resources.
However, their known mode of actions could nevertheless provide valuable insights about the mechanisms which are impaired or compromised in the disease state.
In "More Than You Wanted to Know: The Failure of Mandated Disclosure" (2014), Omri Ben-Shahar and Carl E. Schneider find that mandated disclosure deter lawmakers from adopting better regulations, impair people's decisions, exacerbate inequality, and put crippling burdens on valuable enterprises.
