Similarly, governments could change behaviour by imposing differential capital requirements, with, say, a 35% capital cushion required for proprietary trading in derivatives and a 3% cushion required for productive lending in housing, infrastructure and large-scale transport projects.
One option among others might be to impose differential provisioning requirements against loans to different countries, depending on the standards met by their banking systems.Containing contagionThe virulence of the recent contagion raises troubling questions about financial markets.
To impose differential thermal shear strains, the "dual-shear" specimen was clamped to a copper block to cause a significant reversal in sign of the shear imposed on the solder joint during cycling.
The herbivores impose differential threat to Brassica plants.
In addition, schools are dynamic and members are likely to behave variably across trials, potentially imposing differential influences on individual experiences during testing.
Vietnam is also one of the countries imposing differential ad valorem tax rates.
Moreover, differential association of microsatellites with coding sequences of Drosophila genome may impose differential constraint on microsatellite abundance between species.
It is likely that differential association of microsatellites with coding sequences of different chromosomes may impose differential constraint on non-random prevalence of imperfect microsatellites within the genome.
An association between CAI and rate asymmetry between paralogs would suggest that gene expression is imposing differential constraints on the paralogs.
For example, yearly shifts in, e.g., predation pressure, food supply, or/and social constraints can impose differential selection pressures on the reproductive success or survival of different phenotypes (Dingemanse et al. 2004).
