In conclusion, we show that, besides the loss of the Zfy2 coding region, one of the principal consequences of the Sxr b deletion for the combined expression of the Zfy genes, is a reduced level of transcripts coding the full-length Zfy acidic domain, in spermatocytes and spermatids.
The principal consequence is a loss of motor functions.
The principal consequence is the possibility to have high charge conversion efficiencies in particular time intervals.
Laboratory studies often use economic games that require some cooperation between parties or a trade-off between interests of different parties, for example in principal-agent problems involving an agent acting with consequences for the principal, who relies on the agent, such as an employer relying on employee work effort.
Mr. Riccobono said the pressure to improve student performance would have a bigger impact on principals than on teachers, because they stood to win much heftier bonuses and because the consequences for lackluster principals were much more severe.
He writes:Perhaps the greatest risk of the Enterprises' allowing principal forgiveness is one with far more significant long-term consequences for mortgage credit availability.
Warning of "unacceptable financial consequences" for the city school system, Chancellor Joel I. Klein sent principals a letter Thursday urging them to fill vacancies with teachers who have been let go by other schools in recent years.
But every school must share the six "pillars": high expectations, enrollment by choice, a principal who controls the budget and hiring, an extended school day and year, rewards and consequences for student and staff achievement, and outstanding academic results.
At the time of that visit, the principal, Lisa Nelson, criticized Mr. Ebewo, who had been teaching for 15 years, for not having proper behavior incentives and consequences for the students.
Both have consequences for education.
