Although this did not permit a complete estimation of water consumption at the individual level because water contained in preparation of food and beverages was not considered, it did permit an analysis in which exposures were weighted by the amount of tap water consumed.
Under the 1952 law, an alien thought likely to engage in terrorist, anarchist or subversive activities is considered "excludable". It permits the barring of visitors on the basis of advocacy as well as action.
In this context, the alternative use of FSK-treated HepaRG cells may be interesting to consider as it permits to discard DMSO and to obtain polarized cells after a short-time treatment (3 days), if done with high density-plated cells.
There was, technically, a debt forgiveness option as part of HAMP, but mortgage companies weren't permitted to consider it until they had tried everything else to get the payments down, such as extending the term of the loan.
The use of LIRs was considered "useful" when it permitted to eliminate at least one potential source (whose concentration was greater than the established threshold concentration).
Note that this property of the Z-conjunction allows Zsyntax to take into account the stoichiometry of a reaction, since it permits to consider the exact number of molecules of a certain type needed in that reaction.
Air-to-air refuelling is considered a force multiplier, as it permits the RAAF to increase the range and loiter time of its aircraft.
Rudd also said the government was considering work permits for EU nationals in Britain as a possible way to control immigration.
The agency issued a formal memo Thursday saying it would consider issuing permits to import elephant trophies from African nations on a "case-by-case" basis, effective immediately.
This group could convene both ongoing discussions and specific consultations once a nation announces publicly that it is considering permitting a particular application.
Harvard had initially said it was considering permitting an applicant who had made an early promise to attend another college to break that pledge if the applicant was also admitted to Harvard.
