The bonds to buy back are of different seniorities (from risky to risk-free) to allow consideration of either of the two cases at default.
Available analytical solutions are limited to the consideration of either fringe or core degradation, which in turn limits the applicability of these solutions.
Depending on the consideration of either peak widths or peak symmetries, with or without additional robustness constraints, four optima were predicted for each tested alkaline cation.
A critical review of all aspects of the system is necessary to assess the analytical, economical and operational factors that enter into the consideration of either an upgrade or a replacement of the instrument.
All 17 studies identified at least one association between discrimination and a measure of poorer sleep, although studies with more detailed consideration of either discrimination or sleep architecture revealed some inconsistencies.
Consideration of either infection or alcohol consumption did not alter the observed associations between mercury exposure and neuropsychological outcomes in this study.
This low specificity of clinical-standard radiological evaluation led to the consideration of either non-infectious pulmonary diseases (such as, cardiac failure, pulmonary embolism, pulmonary neoplasia or bronchitis) or extra-pulmonary infectious diseases as CAP.
doi: 10.7554/eLife.05503 Image Despite their diversity and abundance, the biology of many flatworms has not previously been studied in depth The written accounts and reasoning associated with how the species we currently use for biomedical research were selected as model systems have rarely included weighty consideration of either their evolutionary or natural histories (Alfred and Baldwin, 2015).
When we find people seeming to disagree about some matter, that is often because there is a genuine conflict of evidence — arguments and considerations on either side of the issue, none of which can be easily dismissed.
The convergent self-mappings under consideration satisfy conditions of either uniform or point-wise convergence, in a probabilistic sense, to a self-mapping on the same abstract space of the considered probabilistic metric space.
