Addressing such the community livelihood needs has potential to restore hope for the future among returnees a likely premise for effective behaviour change messages for HIV prevention[ 15].
Potential premises for participation in the research were first identified by using a database of 618 off-licensed addresses provided by the local authority.
When Ed rusticated to Vermont, in the nineteen-seventies, his themes remained the same but the potential premises expanded (as the slide show below demonstrates).
If one assumes that using the same slaughterhouse company implies a potential link, up to 97% of premises sending birds to slaughter are potentially connected, which could translate to almost the entire poultry industry, assuming that most commercial premises do not slaughter their birds on site.
Despite these premises, FDG PET could have a potential value for prognosis stratification in patients with NET, as suggested by Strauss et al. in the early 1990s.
Based on SST premises, we first hypothesized that attractiveness of a potential short-term partner was important for both boys' and girls' dating desire.
"All of a sudden 20 armed, aggressive men are rushing into your premises, and they treat you like a criminal — not a potential one, but a real one.
With this premise and despite the low mRNA abundance, up-regulation of PPARG mRNA during lactation suggests a potential role of this nuclear receptor in milk fat synthesis.
We therefore infer that the magnitude of a potential earthquake occurring in the Ryukyu fore-arc area could be as large as the 2004 Sumatra earthquake under the premise that the whole potential source area would rupture simultaneously.
Why should one think premise (6) is true that a beginningless series, such as the universe up to this point, is an actual rather than a potential infinite?
Hit Potential It's an intriguing premise and a fresh approach, although that does mean the production lacks the bankability of some better-known works.
