This process takes hours and confers the sort of decision fatigue that I am pretty sure subscriptions are meant to counter.
But I do doubt that the experience conferred on her the sort of wisdom she pretends to in "Chained To The Rhythm".
A possible explanation for such ubiquity is that the alleles confer some sort of heterozygous advantage, as found in cystic fibrosis and sickle-cell anemia (Quintana-Murci and Barreiro 2010).
Alternatively, differential expression induced by variance may confer some sort of protection to the patients in the Ctrl cohort.
Texas responded that being required to change its laws was itself the sort of harm that conferred standing.
In his centenary year, the spectre of Beckett is more visible than ever, with events taking place around the world to celebrate his work - the poems, novels and, above all, the plays, which have achieved the sort of iconic status conferred only on the greatest art.
Inasmuch as evidence is the sort of thing which confers justification, the concept of evidence is closely related to other fundamental normative concepts such as the concept of a reason.
What's more, Scientology's secrecy has long been augmented by the Church's extreme litigiousness, which seemed to say something about the size of its secrets, and to confer a sort of martyrdom on anyone who was sued in pursuit of them.
Taken to an extreme, Justice Scalia added, the prohibition on further attempts at questioning would confer a sort of immunity on suspects who had once invoked their rights — even if the subsequent questioning concerned another crime in another jurisdiction.
"The fact that apps that are featured in the Kids' App section will have to include a 'gating mechanism' to prevent inadvertent in app purchasing will, I hope, improve general consumer confidence in kids' apps, and confer a sort of 'safety guarantee' on those that are listed in the new category," he says.
