All critical infrastructure network members were mobilized and made aware of their common vulnerability to such wide-ranging disruptions, tight coupling, and mutual interdependency.
"Our fortress balance sheet allowed us to help the federal government avoid a bankruptcy of Bear Stearns and to acquire Washington Mutual, providing essential credit and minimizing market disruptions that could have been disastrous," she said in a statement.
Reciprocally, deficiency in IL-22 led to loss of ILCs and subsequent intestinal barrier disruption and increased tissue damage, showing mutual interactions between immune and epithelial compartments [ 49].
Whenever the two types of disruption collide, it pays to highlight their mutual entanglement – if only to remind ourselves that the loud gospel of innovation has a darker, latent soundtrack.
But I also believed that the next round of disruption would need to create an ecosystem of mutual benefit, as opposed to a system that perpetuates one party's loss so that another party can gain.
Morpholino-based skipping of the N2A exon of either ttna or ttnb results in severe disruption of skeletal muscle sarcomeric architecture, highlighting the mutual contribution of the two genes (Seeley et al., 2007).
The principle investigator and co-investigator analyzed the transcripts separately, and the initial codes were medical errors, disruption of tasks and thought processes, emotions and reactions, mutual respect, professionalism and call characteristics.
Because complex formation between HER1 and c-Src can be detected only under conditions of mutual overexpression, as is seen in many breast tumors and cell lines, disruption of this complex could provide the basis for novel therapeutic approaches.
St . Johns Coach Mike Jarvis described the parting as mutual, but he also expressed disappointment that Wolfinger, a redshirt freshman, would again face a disruption in his life.
