"Impairment is a technical accounting term," Misty Allen, a GenOn spokeswoman, said before the agreement to close the plant was announced.
Although we cannot rule out the possibility that we have failed to detect general UPS impairment due to technical limitations of our GFPu measurements, the current study is in agreement with another that failed to detect UPS impairment in an SCA7 model using a UFD-based GFP reporter [29], a reporter that successfully detected UPS impairment in prion-infected mice [33].
"The impairment charges are driven by technical accounting requirements," said the Trinity Mirror chief executive, Simon Fox.
The informants expressed that sadness was caused by health problems, functional impairment, dependency on care, dysfunctional technical devices and aids, and poor care.
The impairment factors are the quality-related counterpart of technical degradations, that is, the transformation of technical degradations onto a perceptual quality scale in terms of impairments.
The rarity of Ewing's sarcoma (ES) in the maxillofacial region of children, coupled with the technical challenge of resection and associated functional and cosmetic impairment has resulted in deficient data regarding the optimal local control of the disease.
Studies of renal cell transport mechanisms and their impairment by xenobiotics are often limited by technical difficulties related to renal tubule complexity.
To preserve and to ensure the ability for appropriate interaction with the environment, a wide range of technical devices is available and utilized to attenuate age-related impairment of the human senses.
Screening for hearing impairment in newborns is therefore feasible in organisational and technical terms.
Secondly, due to the technical, logistical and ethical challenges of including individuals with hearing and intellectual impairments, as well as mental illnesses, the findings relate primarily to those with physical or visual impairments.
