For Mr. Bush, White House veterans agree, the challenges are substantial, not only because he is a novice on the world stage but because polls show that the public is not convinced that he has the ability to deal effectively with a slumping economy or the background to preside over an international crisis.
However, under-notification among foreigners was substantial not only in previously notified TB cases but also new TB cases.
The consequences of NA to immunosuppressives are substantial, not only clinically but also economically, jeopardizing transplant outcomes [ 4, 5, 39, 40].
First, there is general agreement that the overall burden of illness associated with HZ is substantial, not only for individuals who will develop PHN, but also during the prodromal and acute phases of HZ.
Although there is a European standard for manufacturing beacons, there are substantial differences not only in how performance is defined between different brands, but also in how performance is best measured.
Thus, there is substantial evidence not only for intralaboratory cell line heterogeneity within established cell lines, but also for drift away from the phenotype of the originating tumour.
The report weighs up arguments that its proposals might result in banks moving overseas but concludes that while they might "affect the attractiveness of the UK for some parts of those firms", the loss to the exchequer would not be substantial, because only £6bn of the £53.4bn paid by financial services to the exchequer in 2009-10 came from corporation tax.
For maximal output, the change in donor acceptor distance should not only be substantial but also span the Förster radius (R0, the distance at which energy transfer is 50% efficient).
But there is substantial evidence that not only the mean but also the variance, that is, the stochastic variability of the phenotype about its average value, may itself be under genetic control.
The costs of the agricultural price and income policies of industrial countries are substantial; they include not only direct governmental outlays but also the increased costs to consumers in those countries, as well as the losses to developing countries of potential export markets.
