So they hire only on short-term contracts, reinforcing precisely the insecurity that the system of job protection was meant to avoid.
Roberts responded testily, "But it is not 'out of touch with reality' to conclude that racial preferences may themselves have the debilitating effect of reinforcing precisely that doubt, and if so that the preferences do more harm than good.
Roberts responded testily, "But it is not 'out of touch with reality' to conclude that racial preferences may themselves have the debilitating effect of reinforcing precisely that doubt, and — if so — that the preferences do more harm than good.
In Roberts' view, [I]t is not 'out of touch with reality' to conclude that racial preferences may themselves have the debilitating effect of reinforcing precisely that doubt, and -- if so -- that the preferences do more harm than good.
Therefore, cell adhesion depends on the strength of reinforcing zones located precisely at the points of maximum stress, the cell junctions where adjacent cells meet [ 39].
In extolling "mindful labor," he captures precisely the quality that most managers would like to reinforce in the workers they supervise.
Finally, peri-urban agriculture, in the Alps, is often based on important networks of actors who, during the last few decades, have organised strong opposition to the transformation of agricultural land, reinforced during recent years precisely as a result of the growing solidity and importance of agricultural practices.
That is the task of right-wing populism: to appeal to the mass without disrupting the power of elites or, more precisely, to harness the energy of the mass in order to reinforce or restore the power of elites".
These data therefore reinforce the importance of remembering that even a robust genetic association is unlikely to precisely identify a causal genetic variant.
