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Fewer studies devolve on counter-regulatory mechanisms by cytokine inhibitors.

His 1992 study Devolving English Literature "had a political title and was part of the pressure towards devolution as Bannockburns points in the direction of Scottish independence".

Be sure not to let the study session devolve into social hour.

Joseph Vranich, an early Amtrak advocate, has published a study that urges devolving "sustainable" parts of the route structure to local authorities or the private sector.

American literary study and discourse has, regrettably, devolved since Epstein's and Gioia's direct assaults on the state of poetry a quarter of a century ago.

Hale, despite commending the flashback narrative, believed the dialogue devolved into "a languid character study and a vehicle for long-winded exchanges about religion and responsibility that are writerly in the worst way".

Its report proposes devolving power to a Greater Manchester assembly.

In a case study of a county in Sweden with a fully devolved drug budget it was shown that the DTC had positioned itself as purely supportive by developing indicators, but abstaining from setting direct targets for prescribing.

As with our case study, responsibility for M&M meetings in these hospitals had previously been devolved to clinicians and provided no assurance that deaths were being reviewed in a systematic and rigorous way.

Data were only collected in England as healthcare in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland is devolved and has no internal healthcare market and so the study has a limited contribution to the debate on continence management in these areas of the UK.

Yet when he becomes improbably obsessed with rescuing a 12-year-old Vietnamese virgin (Thuy Nguyen) from the clutches of traffickers, what could have been a gripping study of emotional resurrection devolves into a blurred odyssey of white guilt.