"The 40-year imprisonment is unfair and will contribute neither to truth nor to trust in our region," said Mladen Bosić, the head of the Serb Democratic party (SDS) that Karadžić founded in 1990.
Because offenders with intellectual disabilities are less blameworthy, the Court said, imposing the death penalty contributes neither to deterrence of capital crimes nor to retribution for them, and so it causes "purposeless and needless" pain and is cruel and unusual punishment.
Preheating the reactants widens the flame stability at high incoming flow velocities under both conditions, however, under non-adiabatic wall conditions, at low incoming flow velocities and/or low mass flow rates, preheating the reactants contributes neither to flame stability nor combustion characteristics.
In June 1888, Lord Harris played twice for Blackheath with Druitt and Stanley Christopherson; Blackheath won both matches easily, but Druitt was out of form and contributed neither runs nor wickets in either match.
Ultimately, some genes and gene variants will contribute neither to T2D MetS comorbidity with depression nor to T2D MetS or depression.
Therefore, NMDARs contributed neither to the firing mode nor to the temporal precision of PP inputs in DGCs from chronic epileptic rats when PP-EPSPs were evoked by weak stimulations.
If new receptors enter the cilium from an internal membrane pool during the 30-min incubation period (depicted in center, '30 min'), they contribute neither Alexa555 nor PA-GFP signal, so the fluorescence ratio is unchanged from the initial condition (PA/555 = 1).
In this study, peri-anesthetic use of lidocaine seemingly contributed neither positively or negatively to the quality of recovery from general anesthesia and the quality of anesthetic recovery in TS horses was similar to that reported by Mama et al. [ 26].
This happens to be the population replacement rate: the point at which reproduction contributes to neither a fall nor a rise in the number of people.
In his 1884 essay "The Art of Fiction," one of the first and probably still the best assertion of the novel's status as high art, James noted that "literature should be either instructive or amusing, and there is in many minds an impression that … artistic preoccupations, the search for form, contribute to neither end, interfere indeed with both".
