DHS officials say the decrease in the directorate's budget will wipe out dozens of programs, stalling the development of technologies for border protection, detection of bio-hazards, and cargo screening.
The reduction in Ptprq seen in diminuendo mice appears to be a major contributor to the phenotype, particularly the apparent delay and eventual stalling of hair cell development observed by scanning electron microscopy and the delayed development of the MET current, but it does not account for all of the observations.
"Their moratorium is a way of stalling development because if they haven't come up with a decision of what to do by now, how are they going to figure it out in six months?" said George G. Semerjian, a local developer.
In a long-running dispute India accused the environmental group of "stalling development projects" by protesting against large infrastructure plans.
The order came after an Indian intelligence report last year accused several campaign groups of stalling development projects by carrying out protests against their environmental impact.
Without this, the schism mentioned above will continue to widen, stalling the development of new effective diagnostic tools and disease treatments.
For our recent issue of Huffington magazine, the cover story goes inside the ways regulatory gridlock is stalling the development of Cape Wind, the first proposed offshore wind project in the U.S. In order to illustrate wind turbines stuck underwater, mired in red tape, Huffington designer Troy Dunham performed a bit of Photoshop magic.
"Any disruption in the process runs the risk of stalling or stopping development — and curtailing one of the great sources of real estate and wage taxes that pay the city's regional bills," the report said.
All over the UK this model of development has stalled, leaving construction sites empty, because this is a model that doesn't add up any more, unless we, the taxpayer, pay for it.
The fact that Mill had never been to India proved no obstacle to his demonstrating, in six volumes, that Indians were stalled near the lowest stage of development, just past barbarism — something that was easily measured by the state of their technology, which suffered from "a great want of ingenuity and completeness in instruments and machinery".
