That was a promising improvement--previously discovered mutations extended life by only 35%to80%0% and most drastically curtailed metabolic rates, physical activity, or fecundity.
After the company became entangled in a patent suit involving Wang Computers and Microsoft, and began burning through $130,000 a month in legal fees, most VCs curtailed their involvement with Skok.
Most participants curtailed their social participation in engagements involving crowds of people for fear of "catching something [a respiratory illness that might lead to their demise]".
The crowd knew it, and apparently he does too now.Still, he set in motion a contest which candidate is most vehemently opposed to abortion rights, and who will do the most to curtail them that the next three contestants took up with zeal.
The veto stripped the 94 nonprofit groups that run the state's shelters of about $200,000, causing most to curtail services and a few to close altogether.
At an age when most performers curtail their activities, Mr. Hope made annual tours of Vietnam, playing to the sons of the servicemen he had entertained during World War II or the Korean War.
A draft report by a mayoral task force recommends that public school students who do not speak English be given the option of a speedier immersion in it, a proposal that would most likely curtail many of the city's long-running bilingual programs.
An unscaled energy industry will create jobs and boost economic growth — and, most importantly, curtail the burning of carbon fuels.
The strikes have been intended to hit creators where it hurts them most: by curtailing monetising and discoverability of the videos.
In the Hellenistic Age the political freedom of most poleis was curtailed, since they came under the ascendancy of the large territorial monarchies of Macedonian origin.
