The galactically useless Washington Post editorial board says that the coverage of this piddling event in the lives of Beltway elites has earned the White House a "proper comeuppance" for sequestration "hostage taking," the idea being that the shrewd reporters of Washington have seen through President Barack Obama's attempts to manufacture pain through automatic spending cuts and -- by golly!
Previous models for enzyme sequestration have relied on the idea of preventing substrate binding (e.g., [ Jackson-Fisher et al., 1999; Michaelis and Gitai, 2010]).
The sequestration idea, whoever really came up with it, was fiendishly too clever by half.
As retinopathy is a surrogate marker of cerebral sequestration [ 5, 26, 42], this supports the idea that parasite sequestration causes endothelial activation.
"The idea of sequestration was to increase the pressure on all sides to compromise," Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who leads the Senate Armed Services Committee, said in a statement, referring to the automatic cuts.
Graham said the blame should fall on President Obama, who "came up with the idea of sequestration".
Also on his dubious record of achievement was the idea of "sequestration," or the use of harsh, automatic spending cuts to force policy makers to pass budget laws.
That news is sure to please former Senator Phil Gramm, the menace to society who came up with the idea of sequestration back in the 1980s.
Central to the idea that sequestration of chaperones into protein aggregates could result in a significant depletion is the finding that chaperone activity as well as the cell's resistance to proteotoxic insults declines with age [ 18, 20].
But neither party intended sequestration to take effect; they devised the idea in 2011 as a threat that would drive both parties to compromise on alternative savings — taxes and entitlement changes — to reduce future deficits.
