"There was a clear case for forex consultants in the market, as banks had pushed their products and the implications came much later on," says Patwardhan. "Since companies need advice and strategies to reduce the impact of their foreign currency exposures in a volatile market, the role of the forex consultant is only going to go up," he adds.
Our experiments highlight that both constitutive and induced plant volatiles play a role in omnivore attraction, and this emphasizes the importance of considering odours of released volatiles when cropping and breeding Salix for increased resistance to herbivores.
However, C. femoratus rarely retrieved seed dummies treated with the five volatiles, and the role of these compounds remains ambiguous (Table S1) [24].
But in France and across Europe, it is providing grist for a volatile debate about the role of big foreign investors, including American pension funds, in European business.
According to two theater executives familiar with the decision, Mr. Sullivan had become worried about Mr. LaBeouf and his performance choices in the emotionally volatile and ultimately tragic role.
Less known is that the painting played an intriguing role in volatile Restoration politics, the result of a collaboration between the artist and one of the wreck's survivors, now enthrallingly recounted in "The Wreck of the Medusa," by Jonathan Miles.
The mezzo-soprano Jane Dutton brought a dark-hued, vibrant voice and volatile intensity to the role of Kundry, the mysterious wild woman pressed by Klingsor into ensnaring the knights, yet inwardly aching for redemption.
Recent evidence suggests the role of volatile compounds as signal molecules that mediate plant interactions.
In addition to ozone, the role of volatile organic compounds (VOC) as air pollutants has drawn much attention (Cape 2003).
The role of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) for diagnosis of CCA in patients with PSC is not known.
