The government is to make drastic changes to its financial support for solar energy farms, in a move condemned by green activists and renewable power companies as likely to reduce the UK's ability to generate low-carbon power and green jobs, and to increase dependency on imports of fossil fuels.
We examined functional consequences of altered metabolic properties by culture in 2-deoxyglucose to inhibit glycolysis and in reduced concentrations of glucose to increase dependency on mitochondrial respiration.
Furthermore, this approach can increase dependency on financial incentives, dilute professionals' intrinsic motivation, lead to demoralization due to feelings of injustice, and can increase the administrative burden and costs due to bureaucratisation [ 10, 17, 43].
They showed that tumor cells with defects in this pathway are hypersensitive to loss of ATM activity, again in keeping with the idea that loss of a particular DNA repair pathway can increase dependency on alternative repair mechanisms.
For instance, locomotor impairment can make social participation difficult, place limitations on lifestyle and ability to perform self-care tasks, increase dependency on others, reduce income and employment potential, and overall, reduce quality of life [ 6, 7].
Moreover, increased imports and foreign investment can displace domestic producers and manufacturers, which can reduce local revenues, food security (if local food crops are displaced) and increase dependency on foreign companies, making it more difficult to introduce regulations constraining their market growth or raising corporate taxes.
Modern tools – and especially the computer - not only paralyze innate capabilities, but shape self-perception and subjectivities so as to increase dependencies on technological systems.
For now, big technology companies will undoubtedly continue to grow in response to an increasing dependency on technology from both consumers and other large corporates.
On our present course, America twenty years from now will import nearly two out of every three barrels of oil — a condition of increased dependency on foreign powers that do not always have America's interests at heart".
On our present course, America 20 years from now will import nearly two of every three barrels of oil, a condition of increased dependency on foreign powers that do not always have America's interests at heart.
In addition, it features slightly more controversial proposals for build-operate-transfer (BOT) contracts with the private sector for refinery construction, in order to reverse increasing dependency on imports of refined products.
