Our study therefore illustrates the difference in conclusions that may be drawn from alternative approaches to quantifying evolutionary constraints and argues for a range of different metrics to be explored (see, for example, Simonsen and Stinchcombe 2011).
Slocombe said: "We've got to move away from working from home," and argued that a range of smaller, local hubs instead of a giant headquarters would be a better option.
Carney used a press conference to argue that a range of measures was needed now to limit job losses and support growth in the UK economy as it went through "regime change" following the decision to leave the EU.
We would argue that a range of £12m to £20m of gross cost savings should be achievable from the removal of duplication in the merged entity, and believe that further gross synergies of up to £60m could be achieved from the full utilisation of Magna Park, but accept that our initial £150m "blue sky" synergy target on reflection looks to be too ambitious".
IN AN impassioned speech at this week's Labour Party conference, Tony Blair announced that it was time to "move to the post-comprehensive era", arguing for "a range of schools for parents to choose from", and a system open "to new and different ways of education, built round the needs of the individual child".Specialist schools are the centrepiece of this vision.
The researchers argued that a range of ambitious policies needed to be considered and a systemic rather than piecemeal response was essential.
These criteria do not identify unique solutions we argued that a range of solutions should remain, since the specifics of the application should influence the selection of good blocks.
We depended on the convention of judging the cost effectiveness of an intervention based on the criterion of more or less than $50,000 per QALY although we note that other investigators have argued for a range of values from $50,000 to $100,000 or more [ 48, 49].
Filkins argues that Obama has a range of options, but let's not forget Nicaragua v. United States, in which the International Court of Justice ruled against the U.S. for supporting the Contras in their rebellion against the Nicaraguan government.
Voydanoff argues that people have a range of demands within each domain (e.g. work load in the work domain, caring responsibilities in the family domain) and resources (e.g. social networks in the community domain, spousal support in the family domain).
