The state would exert leverage by imposing in effect a penalty on drug companies that refused to go along: pharmacists would have to obtain approval from the state before they could dispense to Medicaid recipients any drugs made by companies that balked at the discounts.
A stress imposed in April has little effect, while the same stress imposed in June will devastate the colony.
Notably, auxin imposed in time steadily increasing effects on vacuolar appearance.
That opens the way for the government to impose tariffs, in effect forcing the foreigners to charge us more -- and handing American steelmakers unearned profit.
That may sound like a lot--imposing, in effect, a 10 to 12 percent national sales tax--but average Americans would come out ahead.
As a result, MDR and MDR-PDT both mitigate the curse of dimensionality [13], are sensitive to variation in penetrance across genotypes, and are not subject to model-building constraints, such as those imposed in methods that condition on marginal effects to restrict search spaces [3].
The reduced flexibility of β,α-(1↔1) glycosidic linkage in mimetics 1, which is imposed, in part, by anomeric and exoanomeric effects, was supposed to confine conformational rearrangements in diglucosamine backbone given that only one energetically preferable conformation for β,α-trehalose was found to exist in the previous computational work.
He added, "We must be vigilant when Congress imposes rules and conditions which in effect insulate its own laws from legitimate judicial challenge".
Businesses and consumers are suffering from the effects of much tighter sanctions imposed in 2011.
Tariffs may be imposed in different ways, each of which will have a different effect on the economy of the country imposing them.
