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The UN's formula whereby Iraqis have strategic control over all armed forces in Iraq but leave operational control to the American-led multinational force is workable, though there are sure to be times when diplomacy and compromise will be needed to draw that fine distinction.

Further study would be needed to draw a firm conclusion regarding this issue.

Extensive analysis of its spectrum showed nearby gas to be at least 10% neutral hydrogen, and similar analysis would be needed to draw firm conclusions from this GRB, Meiksin says.

Richard Hastings, a retail economist at Bernard Sands, highlights J.C. Penney and Kohl's as two stores with enough margin flexibility to avoid being very negatively affected by price promotions, should they be needed to draw traffic.

Further work would be needed to draw conclusions about constitution, though Kripke suggests that arguments against constitution are only a short step away (1980, p.145, note 74; there appears to be unresolved tension in Kripke's mind about the matter: cf. p. 155, note 77).

Furthermore, it's hard to reconcile the idea that fMRI images record observations with the traditional empiricist notion that much as they may be needed to draw conclusions from observational evidence, calculations involving theoretical assumptions and background beliefs must not be allowed (on pain of loss of objectively) to intrude into the process of data production.

At the time, church leaders said the modernization was needed to draw in young people.

"The data cited by the media is very meager and much more study is needed to draw any meaningful conclusions".

Maire says more studies are needed to draw up a Plan B for post-flood infrastructure to avoid recreating the same mistakes.

Future research is needed to draw general conclusions.

New longitudinal studies are needed to draw definite conclusions in the future.