It was an ominous sign that the markets realize there is still plenty of systemic risk in our banking system.
While there's been plenty of discussions about what can be done to correct gender imbalance whether that be with festival lineups, club bookings, or largely, positions of industry power typically only granted to white, hetero males there's plenty of systemic changes to address.
The flaws of Whitehall (like any great bureaucracy, it has plenty of them) are systemic, not personal: the tendency for bright, young and wholly inexperienced officials to hold great sway over key areas of public policy for short periods of time, before being moved up to the next rung of the ladder, creates discontinuity and immaturity in policy-making.
As a matter of fact, the association between inflammation and nutrition had been comfirmed by plenty of researches, and systemic inflammatory response was found to be related to poor performance status, nutritional decline and subsequent poor outcome in cancer patients [ 30- 33].
These tragedies have provided plenty of opportunities to address broader systemic problems such as how race and history intersect with often-tragic results for people of color.
Over the past years, T. castaneum turned into a remarkable model organism with plenty of genetic tools such as systemic RNA interference [ 2, 3], forward genetics based on insertional mutagenesis [ 4], transgene-based mis-expression systems [ 5, 6], as well as a fully annotated genome sequence [ 7, 8].
We initially thought that cofeeding transmission would not significantly contribute when host infectious periods are long, because pathogens would have plenty of opportunities to be transmitted via systemic transmission [48].
Philosophical Foundations of Systemic Mentoring.
The problems identified by critics of "Girls" are systemic, traceable to network executives who greenlight shows and shoot down plenty of others.
This is a systemic issue, she said, and dismantling an entire economic network comes with plenty of repercussions.
Plenty of country songs are depressing, but the flaws they recount — inebriation, infidelity, depraved-heart murder — tend to be personal, not systemic.
