"It is clear that he [Hammond] is unfortunately confused about the effect of the warrants he is signing into force, how they deal with British communications and the difference between so-called internal communications and external communications," said King. "This is one of the huge problems with having ministers sign warrants".
Near the end of its first research report on the company in April, US Bancorp Piper Jaffray, which helped underwrite Selectica's offering, tried to quantify the effect of the Cisco warrants, along with other, smaller sweeteners that Selectica offered Intel, Dell and Samsung.
However, Johnson believed that the cumulative effect of the misdeeds "warranted omission from the team" and he saw no problem in the fact that his verbal advice to the board recommending Barnes' exclusion was at odds with the written report on the 1948 tour.
Strategies designed to favorably alter this family of survival proteins to enhance the antitumor effect of radiation warrant further clinical evaluation.
Our data, however, add to a large body of work supporting an anti-tumor effect of the t10c12 CLA isomer and warrant further investigation in the prevention and treatment of breast tumors overexpressing HER2/neu and NF-κB.
The implications for the anticancer effect of this compound warrant further preclinical studies.
An estimate of the power of the design to detect a reasonable effect of the treatments would have been warranted given the relatively small number of animals in each experimental group.
The authors of a report in the March 2008 issue of Food Additives and Contaminants say the uncertainties posed by the lack of data on the health effects of nanofoods warrant action at the regulatory and research levels, as large segments of the population are likely to consume such products without knowing it.
The effect of the degree of symptomatology on compliance warrants further investigation.
Further investigation of this potential 'delayed effect' of the intervention on mental health is warranted in a large definitive trial.
In this section we argued for the desirability of evidence about the efficacy of surgical interventions, given their individual and public costs, and the role of PCSTs in providing this evidence so long as claims about the existence of the placebo effect of surgery are warranted.
