But Justice David H. Souter suggested that a ruling on that basis would not avoid implications for the voucher question.
In order to avoid implications on the scores, we scored every missing or not applicable response with the mean score of the specific question.
(Please note that we are not asking for new experiments with diseased muscle to be included, just for a clarification of the text and conclusions. ) We have edited the text to avoid implications that our system was validated for studies of diseased muscle.
Investigators assert that Mr. Gigante, in an effort to avoid implication in organized-crime activities, has a rule in the Genovese family that forbids using his proper name or his nickname.
To gain insight into the molecular mechanism of the increased heart size, we performed microarray expression analysis on E17.5 Snrk WT, HET and KO mouse embryonic hearts, a developmental stage that was close enough to birth to avoid implication associated with neonatal lethality.
We use osteonecrosis in this symposium because it is general and avoids implications regarding etiology, which remains unclear).
The words promotion and public relations have wider, vaguer connotations and are often used to avoid the implications of "advertising" or "propaganda".
But as I browsed, I couldnt avoid the implications of the BurnAid First Aid Burn Gel ($3.95 at earthquakestore.com), or of a gas mask with a fullface lens ($179.95 at the Emergency Preparedness Center at areyouprepared.com).
"Sri Chinmoy has been at the heart of fostering these ideals through many initiatives," said Dr. Levine, who asked that the leader be called a "student of peace" rather than a guru, to avoid unpleasant implications.
Now, you may, this person may be quite eloquent to be able to avoid those implications, but it does strike me that that's the message she's sending one way or the other.
The two men were referred to as the "leader of the mainland side" and the "leader of the Taiwan side". They referred to each other as "xiansheng" in Chinese, or "mister," to avoid the implications that would come with the title of president.
