First, they argue, take the medicine and stave off the lethal threat; then deal with the collateral problems.
The online form creates collateral problems in collecting identifying information, and in relying on individuals to identify and bring information to the attention of search engines.
If positive; Implement in clinical practice – perhaps on a limited, conditional basis until information on hard endpoints is considered robust enough; Apply feedback mechanisms to evaluate cost-effectiveness, clinical adoption, problems in routine application, unanticipated collateral problems.
Treatment by a professional is recommended; in fact, this is usually vital in order to protect the person from collateral life problems.
"Collateral becomes a problem only if Greek banks go under," Mr. Bilke at Nomura said.
If the latest round of losses severely weaken A.I.G.'s capital and its creditworthiness, then its swap counterparties may be entitled to demand that A.I.G. come up with a large amount of cash for collateral — precisely the problem that brought the company to its knees last September.
Although there is compelling evidence that FSS is the primary morphogenic physical factor that determines the size of an artery and in particular the size of a growing collateral vessel, several problems still exist [ 85, 113, 114].
The problem is collateral: like any Chinese farmer, Wei Ziqi worked land that was worthless in the eyes of the bank.
Instead, activists have been promoting two alternative solutions to this problem of collateral consequences, which Margaret Love, a lawyer in Washington, D.C., who is co-author of a treatise on these restrictions, calls the "forgetting" and "forgiveness" models.
