Eyes don't repair damaged photoreceptors because usually there are millions of others to
pick up the slack. For the blind mice, Swaroop and other researchers would have to figure out how to make new rod cells.
See, blind mice
The surviving neurons somehow
pick up the slack, the investigators note.
Older but mellower: aging brain shifts gears to emotional advantage
*During a strike, it is up to management personnel to
pick up the slack. They should be instructed on various basic procedures so they can assist as required.
RAB urges members to remain united amidst strike threat
School needs to
pick up the slack in an increasingly segregated society so that all students can achieve their potential and sustain our democracy.
Stop the curriculum, there's a chance to learn: the measurable learning outcomes of Coretta Scott King
We are the ones who will
pick up the slack with big rises in council tax.
Elaine C.Smith: Cough up the cash
The English skills of the Chinese can only take them so far with sloppy American handwriting, and Native Americans can
pick up the slack without leaving the reservation.
Domestic outsourcing: work for the other Indians
With China having its hands full, don't count on the European or Japanese economies to
pick up the slack. Europe seems poised to join the One Percent Growth Club.
Chairman Bernanke's first concern: what if the world economy slows?
At that point, when it's too late to hire additional in-house help, internal staff will have to
pick up the slack. That can affect delivery and damage your reputation.
Outsourcing, offshoring, nearshoring: what to do? Whether you outsource locally or globally, you're still responsible for client privacy