Climate change is not new – neither is ageing plant or deregulation of the energy sector over the past 25 years, which has helped encourage the wipeout of what was deemed in the City to be "inefficient" excess capacity.
Mr. Dodsworth said that the process of reorganization was "still at an early stage" and cautioned that there had been "only limited gains" in coping with two of the chaebol's biggest problems -- downsizing bloated and inefficient industrial capacity and reducing debt.
However, a key challenge in utilizing CRADs as cancer therapy agents appears to be their inefficient spreading capacity which limits infection propagation [10], [11].
Inefficient phagocytic capacity of CR3 polymorphic variant r77h, a lupus susceptibility factor, may also increase apoptotic load.
This phenomenon might be attributed to an inefficient transport capacity of 2-ketogluconate in P. putida KT2442, which would diminish the amount of available carbon within the cell, and negatively impact PHA synthesis.
First, these results demonstrate that trypanosomes invest heavily in sustaining high levels of transmissible forms in long-term infections, a finding consistent with observations in cattle (Van den Bossche et al., 2005) and monkeys (Robertson, 1912) and perhaps selected for by the inefficient vectorial capacity of tsetse flies in the field.
Second, we knew that the previous methods of email transfer limited access possibilities and stripped emails of their contexts, including lost attachments, missing email header information, and inefficient search capacities.
Inefficient arsenic methylation capacity has been associated with developmental delay in children.
This is the first study to show a joint dose-response effect of this AS3MT high-risk haplotype and inefficient arsenic methylation capacity on developmental delay.
