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Texas imposed especially onerous new requirements on abortion clinics, insisting that they install hospital-level equipment and that their doctors have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
Another way to raise revenue would be to impose especially heavy fines on New Jersey drivers who break New York City traffic laws.
One way to deal with negative externalities is to make rules that prohibit or at least limit behavior that imposes especially high costs on others.
Population ecologists are often concerned with particular ontogenetic transitions, sometimes referred to as critical periods (Werner and Gilliam 1984), which have the potential to impose especially high mortality on populations.
The family-related differences may enable females to reduce the chances of mating with close kin and thereby avoid inbreeding depression, which is likely to impose especially high costs on beewolves.
Of the challenges inherent to generating a de novo genome sequence from nonmodel species, the generation time and the reproductive biology of many of these species impose especially important constraints on making accurate assemblies.
Cohabitation is not marriage, now or historically, and people ought to have the freedom to try alternative forms of relationship, not to have one form imposed on them, especially one that treats women as perpetual dependants.
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The windings of the superconducting magnet coils for the ITER-FEAT fusion device are affected by high mechanical stresses at cryogenic temperatures and by a radiation environment, which impose certain constraints especially on the insulating materials.
