Sentence examples for mechanisms which would from inspiring English sources

However, some have criticised the government's lack of policy support mechanisms, which would provide developers with a more solid framework and financial guarantee.

His administration can weaken the individual mandate through various mechanisms, which would mean fewer younger and healthier people and higher premiums.

We also excluded variants in Ig loci since they are generated by well known somatic hypermutation mechanisms which would be a potentially confounding effect.

Sahin: Some basic concepts would probably be used, but you don't necessarily need the same shutter mechanisms, which would be a complicated system on a large scale.

Performance-based mechanisms — which would see four-fifths of Norway's $1 billion paid out only after results are delivered — also mean the kind of grand swindle envisioned by the Greenpeace report would be impossible to pull off, he said.

The molecular and physiological experiments carried out in this study provide strong evidence of cuticle involvement in resistance mechanisms in Anopheles gambiae MRS. MRS resistance to deltamethrin was both metabolic-based and cuticular, but it was difficult to separate the two mechanisms, which would enable their relative contributions to resistance to be determined.

He blamed the lack of an "appropriate oversight mechanism" which would create transparency and accountability.

This suggests a conserved mechanism which would limit the number of COs formed despite an excess of CO intermediates.

Decc now proposes to include an "emergency brake" mechanism which would close the RHI scheme down as payments approached pre-set levels.

The biggest difference is a specially designed locking mechanism which would not allow the feathering to be activated except at the right time.

The problem might be just a rock jammed in the mechanism, which would probably be easily dislodged, or it might indicate a failing wheel.