A deficit-reduction package would be "a very difficult undertaking that would entail resurrecting ideas you rejected in the budget process" and could "engender substantial political opposition, set up members of Congress for hard votes, and, possibly, produce a legislative defeat for the Administration".
A negative Poisson's ratio sub-structure also engenders substantial increases to the density modulus versus conventional honeycombs.
These analyses tended to provide rather precise effect estimates, engendering substantial scientific and policy confidence.
A primary implication of this simple inference is that extremely strong, early selection can favor alleles that benefit early survival even if they engender substantial health and fitness costs later in life, owing to pleiotropy and linkage disequilibrium.
Thus, the borderline statistical significance of group differences between AMD and controls may reflect the fact that some of our AMD group had a level of vision loss (mean better-eye VA = 20/48) insufficient to engender substantial fear of falling.
Previous research has shown that exposure to high levels of tobacco smoke in the social environment is capable of producing plasma nicotine concentrations that are comparable to concentrations found in active smokers [ 31– 33] and exposure can engender substantial brain nicotinic acetylcholine receptor occupancy [ 34].
Not surprisingly, Taurek's (in famous argument has engendered a substantial amount of discussion and criticism (see for instance Kamm 1993 Chapters 5 & 6, Kavka 1979, Otsuka 2000, Parfit 1978).
Although extended durability of LNO-infiltrated LSCF might be concerned, based on coarsening of the LNO nanoparticles, a greatly increased power density and voltage output after a cell operation of 500 h engenders substantial confidence in the beneficial effect of LNO-infiltrated LSCF materials on cell properties.
It does engender strong feelings.
At the same time, registry officials must continue to explore linkages with billing and patient management systems, so that participation does not engender a substantial burden of cost and/or staff time.
