What we know right now is that more of those folks who bear no links to big-fish narco organizations, cartels, and gangs, but who nevertheless sit in federal limbo, will see their low-level cases redirected to individual states, whose courts can then, say, enroll certain of these offenders in drug treatment and community service programs.
The database was anonymized and bears no links to patients.
He needs to explain how the system is broken; why the assessed values of our homes seem to bear little link to their market value; how the heck the infamous "multiplier" works in calculating values, and why good intentions won't be undermined by the review board.
Institutional resources can be brought to bear to link women to services such as health care, housing assistance, and substance abuse treatment (Freudenberg et al. 2008).
But the band's Web site, theveronicas.com, includes a link to the statement that "simply put, the Veronicas bear no resemblance to your standard prepackaged teen dream".
How does this come to bear on the link between sleep disturbances and neurodegeneration?
[Oct. 2, 2012, 1 23 p.m. | Updated | Charles Monnett, the federal biologist at the heart of the investigation described below, has been cleared of scientific misconduct over his polar bear surveys (report link), but his case remains a source of disputes at several levels — as described in detail by Jill Burke in Alaska Dispatch. There's more from Nature's news blog.
One idea is that the contents of experience derive in some fashion from the contents of beliefs, so that experiences bear some constitutive link to beliefs.
Her most recurrent image, a roaring bear, is linked to her own experience of feeling trapped by material goods when she gave up smoking, she says.
