Exceptions will need to be granted in some cases, such as where proprietary, medical or other types of confidentiality must be preserved, but if so authors need to carefully state such exceptions upon submission, and reviewers and editors need to agree that such exceptions are reasonable.
Finally, we should carefully state that molecular data and our arguments presented herein do not strictly rule out the Laurasian origin of Acrodonta [ 54, 55] under the assumption that the long-distance transmarine dispersal of chamaeleonid ancestor(s) from Laurasian sites to Madagascar/Africa was possible by unknown geological settings.
Comey's letter was brief and, evidently, carefully stated.
The wars of the 18th century were legal procedures, fought over carefully stated legal royal claims to territory, and were justified by carefully formulated legal briefs.
Mr. Fresu began that song true to form, carefully stating its melody through a mute, but then he gradually pulled toward sprightlier cadences, soloing with an open horn.
The report carefully states: "The potential risk reductions from any of these actions for any individual woman will vary and may be modest".
For example, in 2210 certain abstract concepts such as vector spaces are introduced, theorems are carefully stated, and many of these theorems are proved.
Indeed, the very paper that Mr Hunt relies on carefully states that it would be "rash and misleading" to assume that all the extra weekend mortality is preventable.
Lest the holding that such a search of an unoccupied building was unreasonable be thought to have broader significance the Court carefully stated in conclusion: 'This record does not make it necessary for us to discuss the rule in respect of searches in connection with an arrest.
The judgment in that case did not conclude the United States, as the opinion carefully stated, but held the officers liable as unauthorized trespassers, and turned them out of their unlawful possession.' Cunningham v. Railroad Co., 109 U. S. 446, 452, 3 Sup.
(One outcome of carefully stating the hidden value model's assumptions is to expose the model's problems). We also address and reject a "control premium" theory, sometimes invoked by the Delaware courts, in which control is a corporate asset that the law protects by imposing Revlon duties on the target's board.
