They'll have to "compromise", to use what Sinofsky clearly thinks is the definition of the word.
Henmi and Copas [ 38] have recently advocated an interesting compromise; to use the fixed effects point estimate - that is robust to small study effects - but surrounded by a confidence interval derived under the random effects model.
The biomass functions of the dominant species can be used for biomass estimations of the co-occurring non-dominant species is a legitimate compromise to using other generalized functions reported from different locations in Ethiopia and elsewhere (Gessesse 2016).
A useful compromise is to use the genome-wide approach in species closely related to well-studied model organisms, so that gene function can be inferred by comparative analyses.
Overall "Caroline" is what "Caroline" was, befitting a work with a heroine most notable for her refusal to compromise or, to use the word of the moment, change.
Now that bluff has been called, the government must decide whether to compromise, or to use its weapon of last resort, the Parliament Act, which allows it to force new laws onto the statute book even without the consent of the upper house.The criminal justice system, as the government itself admits, is a mess.
The aim of this compromise is to use the node ID and the keys stored in the sensor node.
Perhaps a fair compromise is to use an "intervention ladder" that defines broad categories of intervention as more or less intrusive, then specifies broad categories of circumstance that require especially robust consent in some cases and only minimal consent in others (Nuffield Council on Bioethics 2007, 41 3)?
We think a compromise is to use the term TOL to refer to the combination of the network of genomes and tree of cells.
Our approach means no compromises — you get to use whatever kind of device you prefer, with peripherals you choose, to run the apps you love.
