Daniel Mahoney, head of economic research at the Centre for Policy Studies, said: "Mismanagement of energy policy – both from the European Union and the UK government – has left the UK with desperately narrow capacity margins.
Therefore, the lack of financial assets can be seen not only as an effect of the APU's weakness and narrowed capacity to act but also as a reason for its weakness and narrow capacity to act.
Further analysis with 3′-dephospho-Me-SCoA (7) indicated that DPCK shows relatively narrow capacity to accept substrates with sulfur substitution.
It is evident that in regard to the practical usage of the municipality's pastures in terms of spatiotemporal utilization and grazing intensity, as well as the vegetation conditions, the PC plays only a secondary role due to its narrow capacity to act.
These become increasingly strained with a narrowing capacity to cope with additional insults such as haemorrhage, infection or overzealous use of diuretics.
Compared with other prosurvival Bcl-2 proteins, Bcl-B has a narrow capacity to bind proapoptotic proteins, defining a more specialized role for it in apoptosis signaling.
Although Shewanella can respire with a diverse array of electron acceptors that include organic compounds and metal oxides [ 2], they were thought to possess a relatively narrow capacity for utilizing electron donors, preferring simple carbon compounds such as formate, lactate, and acetate.
It can also narrow the capacity for empathy for the rest of us.
With a current price of $109, Moscow already faces a serious shortfall, which is only likely to grow in an age of energy abundance, deepening its long-term problems and narrowing its capacity to diversify.
We observe from Figure 11 that large feedback bit-error probability can considerably diminish the CoMP benefit of narrowing the capacity gap between backhaul and access.
