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Mr. Hatch said Liberty needed to spend up to $3 billion to upgrade cable systems in Germany over the next three years, which could "impair stock appreciation growth".
The results confirmed an increase in the plastic viscosity and yield point of the cement slurry, which could impair the continuity of the well cementing.
The differentiation capabilities of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) compromise with age and with in vitro passages which could impair the efficacy of cell therapy and tissue engineering.
Overall, our results suggest that the institutional specificities of emerging economies such as those in the GCC can sustain high levels of multiple directorships, which could impair the quality of corporate governance.
"Rather than rush to issue a subpoena to Mr. Park based on these unsubstantiated allegations, which could impair efforts to improve the website, I propose that we accept the offer to receive a briefing from Mr. Park this month and that we schedule an additional hearing in December to obtain his full testimony.
This could be due, in part, to lysosomal permeabilization, which could impair autophagosome-lysosomal fusion thus blocking autophagy.
The molecular mechanisms by which HPV could impair sperm quality and fertilized oocytes development has been neither completely demonstrated nor clarified.
By contrast, the NT20 surface promoted the pro-inflammatory M1 polarization, which could further impair bone regeneration.
The MPCT reduction of ECT is mostly attributed to its capability to reduce remote processing, which could seriously impair the MPCT performance.
Moreover, the new incoming information of the target may interact within the suppressed area, which could additionally impair localization performance.
Diabetes was viewed as a sign of physical inadequacy, which could seriously impair marriage prospects in a social system where family elders arranged the majority of marriages.
