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Although an open records requester will pay copying costs , the government will absorb any incidental personnel costs stemming from compliance , the analysts found . However , the molecular mechanisms that govern the stem cell properties of this population are poorly understood . This could result in a longer period of low flow recession and a decrease in the magnitude of low flows . A second state program , legislated in 1995 , is too new to have a track record , but has the potential for substantially stemming conversions in particular locales . This incident stemmed from the men opening a grocery store across the street from a white owned grocery store . States have in safeguarding fissile material after September 11 and the close cooperation that has stemmed from the new strategic relationship between the two sides . To a large extent , this stemmed from the occupants ' exclusion from any direct involvement in the design of their dwellings , and the consequent perception that they had no responsibility for the maintenance and management of their homes and the common spaces around them . Proponents of these more radical proposals believe it is better to stem the tide of illegitimacy than trying to build a dam of social programs to try to contain the flood of problems later on . The continued fighting that no one had planned , and even those who ordered it did not believe would yield benefits , stemmed from a well-established mentality and from an adherence to the axioms of the old war according to which more time and more force produce more gains . At the meetings many unsolved problems were formulated stemming from various branches of analysis and seemingly deserving attention of the novices of nonstandard analysis . We will examine the nature and basis of gender-based oppression in contemporary society with special emphasis on discriminatory practices stemming from dominant representations of women , sexual violence , the institution of the family , employment and education , global economy , health care , reproductive rights , the state and international politics . An association between program activities and any decrease in alcohol misuse by young people is more difficult to determine , due in part to imperfect measures . The groups were a response to an increased client need within an environment of limited staff availability , stemming from a recognition that among the barriers that keep people with HIV / AIDS from returning to the workplace is the problem of insufficient career counseling resources to adequately serve those clients who wish to expand their personal options and develop new work goals . The notion that orchestras are in trouble because of simultaneous increase in demands from the musicians for higher compensation and a decrease in big money patrons is simplistic , misguided , and outright wrong . In recent years it has also become apparent that PCD regulates viability in cell-based therapeutic approaches , including tissue implants and neural stem cells . Benefits cited included better concentration , increased alertness and energy , and a decrease in stomach aches and headaches . Tyco said it is in active talks with the SEC 's enforcement division about settling that inquiry , which reportedly stemmed at least in part from concern on how the company was accounting for its many acquisitions under previous CEO Dennis Kozlowski . These hemodynamic effects are accompanied by an increase in the left ventricular ejection fraction and a decrease in end-systolic and end-diastolic dimensions . Inequality , " examines demographic projections an increase in persons of color and a decrease in Caucasians in the United States , reviews problems in educational attainment of minority groups , and concludes that the education and income levels of American workers will decline over the next 15 years if states do not do more to improve the number of college graduates from minority groups . " The key to stem cells ' importance rests in their lack of specialization . But current policy initiatives , such as President Bush 's " guest worker " plan , do nothing to stem the flow of immigration , legal or otherwise , they argue .