This thought motivates what one might call the dependency objection to enactment of a social minimum, in view of the alleged passivity or "dependency" induced by reliance on welfare benefits (see, for example, Tocqueville 1835, Murray 1984; see also Humboldt 1852).
In one prominent case, a court enforced a promise that created an 8 billion dollar windfall and hence cannot have induced any reliance, not even in the form of lost opportunities to the promise's full extent (see Texaco, Inc. v. Pennzoil, Co. 1987).
Moreover, the possibility of participants giving socially desirable answers may have been induced by reliance on self-reports.
These results strongly advocate the reliance of NF-κB p65 for helenalin induced autophagy cell death.
Unfortunately, the hyperventilation induced by breathing carbogen in humans is poorly tolerated so reliance has been largely on R2* measurements during air, or alternatively 100% oxygen, breathing.
"Worse, the Order willfully disregards the destructive effects of reclassification on hundreds of billions of dollars in investment-backed reliance interests that the FCC's prior light-touch approach deliberately induced," UTA lawyers wrote.
The drivers of food prices have been variously reported as increased reliance on bio-fuels (Ajanovic 2011; Rosegrant 2008; Mitchell 2008), climate induced supply rigidities in some major agricultural countries (Baffes et al. 2015; Fischer et al. 1995; Rosenzweig and Parry 1994); and increasing demand pressure due to an expanding global population (Dyson 1996), among others.
Importantly, this specific metabolic reliance is not static, but can change developmentally or be pathologically induced.
The results showed that when compared with free artesunate's reliance on oncotic death, artesunate-loaded bovine serum albumin nanoparticles showed higher cytotoxicity and their significant apoptotic effects were induced through the distribution of artesunate in the mitochondria.
