Monitoring these children is important in order to be able to instruct the families on the severity of AIDS and its consequences, to provide better care to improve their quality of life and to increase their survival time [ 20].
"We're working hard over the holiday period to make the necessary adjustments to our timetable as a consequence, and to provide as much information as we can".
But clearly, another purpose, or at least a consequence, is to provide fodder for newspaper and television stories in the three days that Mr. Gore will be sequestered for mock debates and strategy meetings.
"I have intentionally and with full knowledge of the consequences omitted to provide for my niece," the will reads, "except for the gift of ten dollars".
Take a more hands-off approach and there may be "serious" consequences: Fail to provide food, and your sim will become grumpy, perhaps even die; without a trip to the bathroom, a sim will pee on the floor.
Hence, Norsk Hydro ASA decided to use an advanced consequence estimation tool to provide a better explosion load estimate.
As a consequence, nonanimal approaches to provide the data for skin sensitization risk assessment need to be further developed.
The consequences of failing to provide sufficient psychological support to those that need it are well established, according to Richard Stott, clinical psychologist and specialist in anxiety disorders and trauma.
In the Oxford thesis, Ms. Kagan used the exclusionary rule to illustrate what she called "the dangers and long-term consequences of failing to provide a judicial decision with adequate support," and took the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Earl Warren to task for "making matters worse" when it applied the rule to the states without "a tenable legal argument".
An understanding of various N losses and their consequences is important to provide a basis for developing efficient N management strategies in boro rice.
