In some ways, the debate parallels the one on education — specifically, whether educators should be held accountable for lower rates of progress among children from poor families.
This is supported by our previous work [31] that PLP2 of MHV-A59, a conserved class II coronavirus family member, can also specifically deubiquitinate and inhibit IRF3 activation, accountable for viral inhibition of cellular type I IFN production [36].
We refer to this model of punishment as the "control" model: when people have at least partial control over the outcomes of their behavior, they are held accountable for those outcomes, whether specifically intended or not.
While long-running partisan outlets may be held accountable for exaggeration, newer outlets built specifically to take advantage of virality on networks like Facebook don't face the same repercussions.
Specifically, Mr. Huntsman argued that banks should be held accountable for all their wrongdoing during the mortgage boom.
The ruling did not necessarily please the plaintiffs — many are upset the Dutch were ultimately held accountable for relatively few deaths, only the 300 men who specifically sought shelter at Dutchbat's headquarters.
That makes it impossible to hold any Californian politician fully accountable for any part of government.Some of this stems from specifically Californian afflictions, especially the ballot initiatives.
We specifically consider the scenario where the supplier is responsible for greening and the buyer is accountable for social responsibility.
Systems biology, or more specifically network biology, is driven by the gradual realization that a single gene is seldom accountable for a discrete biological function (Barabasi and Oltvai, 2004).
