Some already do by, for example, suggesting how better to screen partners.
At times, he's appeared to be trying to downplay the problems with the rollout, by, for example, suggesting that there is always a lot of churn in the market for individual insurance, so the fact that millions of Americans will have to give up their existing policies isn't a big deal.
The dendrimers with highest charge (e.g., the all-lysine dendrimer G1,2,3-KK) are not the best reagents (being surpassed by G1,2,3-KL, for example), suggesting that the presence of Lys-Leu repeats over rides charge.
Getting Things Done by David Allen, for example, suggests pretending you're on an aeroplane at different levels to see your progress towards your objectives.
Analysis by World Horse Welfare , for example, suggests that since the new whip rules were introduced on 10 October less than 1% of rides have actually been in breach of the guidelines.
Diplomatic cables revealed by WikiLeaks, for example, suggest that Saudi Arabia's reserves of crude oil may be on the order of 40% less than previously stated.
Research by consulting firm Bain & Co, for example, suggests that the leading luxury firms are investing heavily in customer relationship management systems to uncover customer preferences and buying habits.
A 2012 report by Engage for Success, for example, suggested the physical work environment and the buildings where employees work create the basis in which 'employee commitment' begins.
Work by the Harvard biologist David Haig, for example, suggests that some complications of pregnancy result from a fetal demand for better nourishment that is detrimental to the mother's health.
Yet research by Suniya Luthar at Columbia University, for example, suggests that affluent children suffer high rates of emotional and moral troubles — delinquency, behavior troubles, drug abuse, anxiety, depression — in many cases as high or higher than low-income children, despite the many stresses low-income families endure.
Such demonstrated representativeness would be essential to justify the use of reference control as means to declare biological irrelevance in regulatory science, as for example suggested by the Codex Alimentarius Commission guidelines [62].
