33 In conclusion, our results confirm the finding that HLA alleles are important predictors of viral response even given the powerful effect of IFNL3-linked polymorphisms.
Even given the enormous network effects inherent in the major social media platforms, creating a new one isn't quite as ludicrous as it may sound.
Ms. Carey was the special guest but the meat of the program was the Philharmonic, and the orchestra played with impressive precision and laid-back swing, even given the flattening, brass-flattering effect of outdoor amplification, familiar to regulars at the ensemble's parks concerts.
The use of masks and respirators at the WTC site did not eliminate the risk of newly diagnosed asthma in the study population; however, we did observe evidence of a protective effect, even given the limitations already documented.
The tour was under threat because of worries about the players' safety (or even their performance, given the effects of a bad result on India's imminent elections).India has also stopped harping on its demand that Pakistan dismantle the camps from which Pakistanis and others have been launched into Indian-administered Kashmir to join the long insurgency there.
Councilwoman Emily Gabel-Luddy questioned even considering distributing bonuses given the effects of the economic downturn on revenues.
And given the effects of inertia, we need people to lean into the future even more than other companies might.
The syndrome was even given a name: the Flutie effect.
Paradoxically, this gives the effect of depth.
The case of Kitty Genovese was so inexplicable at the time that psychologists have even given it a name - the "bystander effect". That people could be aware of such a tragic event happening in front of them and still be unresponsive could only be attributed to a societal diffusion of responsibility.
Accordingly, many American officials who have worked to counter extremism and terrorism have formed a dark view of the Saudi effect — even if, given the sensitivity of the relationship, they are often loath to discuss it publicly.
