I subscribe to the view that we need an updated version of the Glass-Steagall Act that ultimately restricts the activities of financial institutions into one of four types of entities: commercial banks, insurers, investment banks (including underwriting, brokerage activities, and securities related advice), and speculative trading.
In these cases, we propose that the corresponding genes normally function in ways that ultimately restrict widespread activation.
Although contemporary Progressive reformers applauded the decision as a victory in the battle for improved working conditions for women, some equal rights feminists recognized that the decision offered protection by reinforcing gender stereotypes, an argument that would ultimately restrict the economic opportunities available to women.
The unexpected scale of the bidding raised worries among analysts and consumers that the prices for the 20-year licenses, which will come into use in 2002, are too high, adding to corporate debt and risking increases in consumer prices that will ultimately restrict the market for mobile e-commerce.
(Int1) Another problem noted with using a protocol or guideline in practice was that treatment choice is ultimately restricted by the ability to pay.
This ultimately restricted the number of publications that were curated and included in the trends analysis.
However, the resolution of the eQTL mapping is ultimately restricted by the randomization of the genome that is mediated by recombination events.
Sporadic inclusion-body myositis (sIBM), the most common muscle disease in patients above the age of 50, is a relentlessly progressive disorder that ultimately results in severely restricted mobility, dysphagia or even death (Dalakas, 1991, 2004; Mikol and Engel, 2004; Askanas and Engel, 2006; Needham and Mastaglia, 2007).
Thus, the panel specifically restricted their focus to chemicals that ultimately produce a common adverse outcome (e.g. cancer) in the same target organ/system (482).
But in many annual production systems these functions are compromised by tillage that diminishes soil organic matter and creates compaction, ultimately restricting crop growth while increasing susceptibility to drought, erosion, and nutrient losses.
