Despite the need of the president to receive confidential advice, once an adviser publicly tries to justify that advice, executive privilege is waived (front page, March 29).
Despite the need of an automatic controller for this kind of window and the advantages of microprocessor-based control for solar systems, only differential controllers have been described.
Despite the need of mastering the capillary formation and properties, the process remains a poorly known problem, and its development is left to trial and error procedures.
Unfortunately, despite the need of consumers' protection, neither legal metrology requirements are available for indirect heat accounting systems nor applicable technical standards specify the related on-field maximum permissible errors.
Despite the need of some banks for cash as the end of the quarter approached, the central bank sat on its hands, allowing rates to spike and signalling its determination to restrain the reckless growth of credit.Letting interbank rates spike is a brutally effective, if crude, way to punish overstretched lenders; it may also have sent a useful message to profligate local governments.
Even with the technological development of infusion pumps, pediatric intensive care nurses are resistant to administer red blood cells (RBC) by linear peristaltic infusion pumps due to the supposed risk of cells damage, despite the need of accuracy in low flow rates.
SFDRR was clearly anchored to HFA, despite the need of and clarion calls for new thinking, for new ideas, for new motivating concepts ("social inventions"), an apparent expanded use of technology (5 vs. 19 [HFA and Sendai, respectively]) and new mandatory commitments.
Their PCA classification pattern also showed encouraging results despite the need of a greater body of evidence [ 47].
Despite the need of MAP for an iron substituting system, the function and the regulation of the genes of LSP14 and LSP15 is unclear.
