Moreover, we argue that observed specific design choices for RES policies in Germany, such as largely riskless remuneration schemes and high degrees of technology differentiation, as well as decentralized decision-making across EU Member States, can be traced back to politicians' need to balance a variety of partly opposing interests.
There are arguments for all agendas, but they partly oppose each other.
These findings strongly suggest that Foxa1 and Foxa2 exert different and partly opposing effects in MTC tumor growth and progression.
Collectively, these data demonstrate that and H2O2 exert at least partly opposing effects on IGF-1/AKT signalling in MDFs.
The higher risk of boys regarding overall difficulties, school problems, home life and being a burden for the family can only be observed in the parent-report; findings are partly even opposed by a higher risk for girls according to the self-reported data.
Partly, it opposes even the most basic controls, such as legislation to ban gun sales to people on the government's terrorist watchlist, meaning a suspected terrorist can be denied the right to board a plane but not to buy a gun.
Moreover, different demographic variables partly made opposing contributions compensating each other, emphasising the need to consider several demographic rates and a compound estimate of fitness to realistically assess habitat quality.
Lord Mandelson, Northern Ireland secretary from 1999 to 2001, was also opposed, partly because he doubted the proposal would get through parliament.
By contrast, Byrne was the one pushing for the bedroom tax to be opposed, partly because he felt that demoralised activists urgently needed something to cheer them up.
The loss of Ted Kennedy's Senate seat was due partly to those who opposed the health care law and partly to those who felt it didn't go far enough -- especially by encouraging a more Medicare-like approach for everyone.
