This tortured middle way has effectively become the law of the land, and for various reasons — including the need to conduct laborious, case-by-case investigations into hydrological linkages among water bodies — it has led to regulatory paralysis.
It is a slog, involving laborious case-by-case reviews, which, since 2008, yielded success in more than 2,000 cases before slowing to a standstill in recent months.
The key to the proof is the existence of special elements (Sin mathbf{G}(mathbb {K}) ) and (J in mathbf{G}(mathbb {L})) with the property begin{aligned} mathrm{Ad}_S (r_{DJ}) = r_{DJ}^{21} quad mathrm{and} quad J^{-1}gamma _1(J) = S. end{aligned}The existence of these elements is established by a laborious case-by-case analysis (realizing the classical algebras/groups as matrices).
Thus, there is a considerable risk that the orthology of sequences from gene families cannot be securely established, unless by laborious case-to-case studies for each gene and each species involved.
In this case, laborious screens are required to find a knockout in the gene of interest.
Facing more WTO disputes on the horizon, Chinese legal capacity is not as strong or experienced at the laborious, costly WTO cases as are the powerful Washington law firms.
In this respect, the defence will continue look to make the case as laborious as possible a Filipino Jarndyce vs Jarndyce in the hope that the country's anger diminishes and Mr Aquino's crusade against crime and corruption runs out of steam.
In Spitzer's case, the laborious financial machinations that preceded his liaison suggest otherwise, but still for someone so meticulous in his planning what about disease prevention?
This laborious and in many cases largely unrecognised work is absolutely vital in helping the world understand the economic value of nature.
He said that the administration expected the trials would not begin for several months because of the laborious process of building a case.
The internet has made the process of finding case studies less laborious - many forums have sections devoted to requests from journalists that posters can respond to - but frantic journalists also use services such as StarNow.co.uk (a website for people who, basically, want to be famous) or make contact with casting agents and modelling agencies.
