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Software needed to be specified with every eventuality considered, to within an inch of it's life, because future releases wouldn't be for months or years.
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For a team to be successful, its captain – and possibly coach as well – needs to be a play or two ahead of the game to ensure there are no surprises around the corner and that all eventualities are considered.
A further complicating factor is the possibility that the two enzymatic activities may have completely separate, or even antagonistic, cellular roles [46], and this eventuality should be considered when evaluating the impact of LRRK2 kinase inhibition or gene knock down.
Those eventualities, though disappointing, are considered part of the growing process trials by fire that can make an executive more attractive.
The fact is, I'd already considered just such an eventuality.
Though a group of around 100 children would have allowed for statistical power of 80%and95%5% confidence intervals, a group size of 200 children at baseline was considered safer and sufficient to cover all eventualities.
Allison considers this eventuality "more likely than not".
In our case we do not consider the eventuality b = 0 with respect to the fact that we deal with the discretization of (1).
They only refer, understandably, to genetic goods, without considering the eventuality that a variety of gene products or other higher-level (e.g. phenotypic) resources could be exchange material in the microcosm.
Whitehall sources have said that the threat is considered so credible that MI5, the police and the SAS have conducted at least two mock counter-terrorism exercises to work out how to deal with such an eventuality.
The surgeon has to consider these eventualities wisely.
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