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But these inflows could be reduced if an unusual tax-avoidance transaction — set up to allow losses at one company to offset profits at another — gains acceptance throughout corporate America.

Greater variability in freshwater inflows could be incorporated into the recommended environmental flows considering the adaptation of potential suitable habitats with variations in the flow regime.

He thinks that the scale of pension-fund investment could be far higher than Goldman believes, and worries that this inflow could be inflating a bubble.In essence, he says, the new investment is a huge bet on higher oil prices.

For most of the wells where supercritical conditions were encountered, permeable zones were observed at depths and an inflow could be measured.

This enhanced inflow could be realized by: (1) increased inward velocity of field lines, (2) increased frequency of inward transport events, (3) increased size of inward flux events, or (4) the combination of these characteristics.

The SEATS station is adjacent to the Pearl River, the second largest river by volume in China, and offshore freshwater inflow could be one of the sources of Betaproteobacteria in the SCS.

Finally, High Resolution Impeller flowmeter (HRFM) logging tool was employed to determine inflow distribution, which could be expressed as the percentage water contribution from each inflow zone to the total flow volume of each borehole.

This inflow boundary condition could be improved by coupling the 1D network to a 0D model of the heart (18, 33, 38) to provide a more physiological description of the cardiac-arterial coupling.

Such inflows could easily be reversed.

"We have tens of thousands of data points on a particular customer at any time, so there's this constant inflow of things we could be telling you," notes Graciano.

Each of these entities could potentially manage its own inflows and outflows, and each could be taken off-budget, in the traditional sense.