Research ethics committees could be counter-productive, rather than protecting the vulnerable in the research process, they can stifle low-risk population-based health research.
"Bungs to the gas industry make it harder for Britain to meet its climate targets and stifle the low-carbon sector, which provided one-third of all UK growth in 2011-12.
And how many more amazing young folks are out there, stifled by low expectations and meaningless demands?
Positioning guided by the FC angle in the same individual should result in very low stifle scintigram view angle variation between examinations and thus minimize changes in the spatial relationships of RUs in the scintigrams.
The Nuggets grabbed a 55-39 haleadme lead by stifling Andrew Bynum down low and forcing Kobe Bryant to work harder for his baskets.
Though there have been considerable reductions in both short and long term unemployment since 2005, the Hartz IV system has been criticized for stifling competition, subsidizing low wages, and creating a permanent class of state dependents.
States have begun trying to address those complaints by using different ways to value that excess energy, but advocates for solar warn that setting credits for community solar customers too low could stifle growth.
This chapter provides an overview of critical factors that characterize a stifling operating landscape, including low success rates, long development durations, high R&D costs and complexity, fragmentation and poor operating coordination, and restricted global consumer and capital markets.
Electron beam lithography writes nanoscale patterns without the use of any physical mask, but its high equipment cost and low patterning speed stifle its widespread applications [4].
Menisci and ligaments of the stifle joint were visible with low signal intensity in both sequences.
The authors describe a less-invasive surgical approach to the ovine stifle joint, allowing for a low morbidity exposure of the femoral trochlea without the need for intraoperative patellar luxation.
