Greater cost of goods? 3. Unknown Unknowns a. Potential for unexpected ADME and toxicology properties i. Unexpected distribution and clearance?
Inviting a member of the audience to play one of their own compositions, he accompanies the - actually quite good - unknown by whacking a drumstick against a beer bottle.
"My parents used to say it was better to vote for someone who is bad but familiar rather than someone who is good but unknown," said Alejandro Robles, a student of veterinary medicine at the National Autonomous University of Mexico who stood smiling among a group of Fox supporters even though he had voted for Mr. Cardenas.
But the ninth-century searchers of the caves might well have found in the Book of Enoch the prophecy invoked by Jude as well as in a work that, as we shall later see, turned up among the first lot of scrolls a good many unknown psalms.
Whether long term outcomes in China are also good is unknown, since there is a paucity of data on long term efficacy of DOTS regimens for treatment of drug-resistant TB, especially under routine program conditions [18], [19].
THE overall market size of returned retail goods is unknown, but Mr. Rogers estimates that $62 billion in consumer goods are turned back annually.
Whether the nonprofit got a fair deal for its stake in World of Good Inc. is unknown.
It would be great to say David Shrigley is overrated, that he's less good than the unknown Lucy McKenzie or whoever, but it would be stupid.
Working alone in his parents' basement under the name Owl City, Mr. Young posted his fizzy electro-pop songs to MySpace and iTunes, selling about 2,000 tracks a week — quite good for an unknown.
The consumers' preferences for the good (beer) are unknown pre-purchase but are learned post-purchase.
