Today, after years of weighty policy documents and discussion, Mr Carney says that in the battle to end taxpayer exposure to failing financial institutions the world has reached a "watershed moment".
Further, for ordinal explanatory variables, the point estimates switched from above to below the null value as the implied risk of exposure increased, failing to provide evidence of an association that was not detected by hypothesis testing (N.B. all authors of the primary research papers used significance testing with p<0.05 as the criteria for significance).
In this way, these studies undoubtedly add valuable information to the ongoing debate, prompting further questions, suggesting differences may rest, for example, with possible risk factor exposure, but failing to provide any definitive answers in this complex and multifaceted topic.
"Post-flight" chlorophyll and carotenoid concentrations within Ceratophyllum apical segments were directly related to the quantities of light received in the experiments, with microgravity exposure (STS-89) failing to account for any significant deviation from ground control studies.
However, ecological spatial studies are almost always affected by bias due to the lack of individual exposure data, thus failing to provide any evidence of causation [ 12, 13].
In three of nine participants with HIVDR mutations at baseline, exposure to a failing regimen during 6 months was associated with the emergence of additional mutations under drug pressure, including M184V/I.
In the aftermath both Southgate and Dan Ashworth, the FA's director of elite development, pinpointed that lack of big‑game exposure as a key failing.
The member for Ebbw Vale moved into action with an inimitably satirical examination of the changing objectives which the Government assigned to its operations, coupled with an exposure of how in failing to attain them the Government had managed to insult the United States, affront Commonwealth countries, and make the Arab nations pro-Nasser.
Previous ecological spatial studies of malignant mesothelioma cases, mostly based on mortality data, lack reliable data on individual exposure to asbestos, thus failing to assess the contribution of different occupational and environmental sources in the determination of risk excess in specific areas.
It has long been known that vitamins must be obtained from sources outside the body — food and drink, and for vitamin D, exposure to sunlight — and that failing to get enough of a vitamin can result in well-defined and sometimes deadly diseases.
