When, as here, the doctrine is successfully invoked at the threshold of litigation, the claims of secret are necessarily broad and hypothetical.
The event sequences in all four populations (Fig. 1A D) showed broad agreement with hypothetical models such as Jack et al. (2010): CSF biomarkers were shown to be early events, followed by atrophy rates, then cognitive test scores and hippocampal and entorhinal volume, and finally other regional brain volumes.
A limitation of LEMONS with respect to the broader applications of hypothetical natural product structure enumeration is that its design considers only linear or cyclic permutations of monomers.
Between his small-town Pennsylvania youth, his heady college years at M.I.T. and his affluent Connecticut middle age, Owen comes off as a heraldic figure, a broad generational composite, whose hypothetical coat of arms might feature a set of golf clubs, a leather-bound appointment calendar and a station wagon.
In addition, the early involvement of the target audience and the involvement of a broad group of stakeholders made hypothetical trials and discussions of guideline implementation possible.
Such hypothetical processes should display broad overlapping peaks quite distinct from those in Fig. 1. Figure 1 Gas generation from Floyd shale under helium flow at 50°C for 24 hours.
Finally, FIS, and not the physicians, was inquired with hypothetical cases, covering a broad spectrum of data, to obtain its lung injury severity diagnoses as an output.
In an interview, Professor Eisenberg of Cornell Law School, an author of the new study, said its importance was that it was based on a broad sample of actual cases, not on hypothetical cases.
In fact, however, there isn't any case for believing that we face any broad bubble problem, let alone that worrying about hypothetical bubbles should take precedence over the task of getting Americans back to work.
During oral argument, several Supreme Court Justices engaged in a series of hypothetical "what-if" scenarios, suggesting a much broader resistance to prohibitions on corporate spending on electoral communications.
