The latter was achieved by adding the air pollution variable(s) to the final and best cause-specific base model, assuming a linear relationship between the logarithmic mortality count and the air pollutant concentration.
According to Oborne, "Everyone in the room, with the possible exception of the Worcestershire skipper Don Kenyon, would have been aware that the selection of D'Oliveira could at best cause difficulties and at worst cause the tour to be cancelled".
In all our years together, the things R does when he drinks – which at best cause others mild inconvenience and at worst seem dangerous and disrespectful – are the things he is usually too drunk to notice.
Applying physical and emotional pressures to some suspects will, at best, cause them to withdraw into a psychological fetal position of denial.
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A policy of marketing nicotine-free cigarettes to young people would, at best, cause more problems than it would solve; and it would most certainly be abused by Big Tobacco.
Wisden noted that MacLaren batted "magnificently" and commented: "Of all the English players the one who had the best cause to look back upon the trip with satisfaction was MacLaren".
At this juncture, more sanctions are not the best cause".
When Monfils went up to serve at 0-5, he was spent, but in the best cause.
"Take your shot but make it your best, cause if I get up I eat you".
Diesel buses, which have lower emissions per person-km than diesel cars because they carry more people, caused an estimated 32 excess deaths, and e-bikes performed the best, causing only 3 estimated excess deaths per 10 billion person-km per year.
