(Best known of the others is Lucy Mercer, whose affair with Roosevelt a few years before he contracted polio had so hurt Eleanor, her children hinted — according to Doris Kearns Goodwin's account in her book "No Ordinary Time" — that divorce was avoided only with an agreement for separate bedrooms).
110 111 112 Similarly, it is prone to aggregation bias, a problem that can be avoided only with individual patient data meta-analysis.
He claims, quite plausibly, that it is morally worse to be causally relevant to a bad upshot one could easily have avoided than a similarly bad upshot one could have avoided only with great difficulty.
The subject of the drought can be avoided only with great determination.
Widespread starvation was avoided only with the help of wild food scavenged from mountainsides or purchased (don't tell western taxpayers) from farmers' markets.
It should be noticed however that these signals may be related to other taxonomic effects, as also noticed before [ 32], and that can be avoided only with much larger and balanced datasets.
How galling it would be for them to know that the person attracting the most intense interest was not the men with knives, but Ingrid Loyau-Kennett – who had voluntarily stepped off a bus to insert herself in a lethal situation that she could so easily have avoided, armed only with a Brownie leader's knowledge of first aid.
Councillor Drew Hendry said: "It is vital that we don't fall into the trap of only looking at what is currently on the shelf, and avoid only buying into technology with a limited lifespan".
The BBC stated this interference can be avoided, but only with a redesign of the transmission network; A single frequency network is possible and would be significantly robust.
To avoid only detecting associations with intermediate frequency alleles, larger sample sizes are needed.
