In an attempt to counter this concern the Council for International Organisations of Medical Sciences CIOMSS) introduced the "reasonable availability" requirement into its 1993 ethical research guidelines.
The candidate is only "Hillary," a deliberate effort to counter the concern among women that she is simply a product of her husband.
The lack of a significant difference in returns between high- and low-response-rate angel groups surveyed somewhat counters the concern with self-selection bias.
That finding also "counters the concern that visa changes (geared toward individuals from predominantly Muslim nations) would disproportionately discourage students from these countries," says Heath Brown, co-author of the study.
24, 25 Countering these concerns, the episodes of depression we found 15 consisted of a similar pattern of particular symptoms, total number of symptoms and sociodemographic correlates as has been found in other countries using full DSM IV diagnostic criteria.
Countering those concerns, UC Berkeley adjunct professor David Roland-Holst was quoted in the 15 September 2006 New York Times as estimating that AB 32 could pump $60 billion and 17,000 jobs into the California economy by 2020, by attracting investment in alternative energy.
To ease this concern, we maintain a counter pool and every time we need to allocate a new counter, we recycle the counter not used in the last time window.
In this study, we examined whether providing information that counters these concerns might impact on intentions to use NRT.
Marketers counter these concerns by pointing out that products provide not only functional benefits but symbolic ones as well.
The prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, sought to counter those concerns, vowing Monday that "there will be no Spanish banking rescue".
