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In contrast, the northern and western parts of the Gerado River Catchment have less prospective of groundwater incidence.
By contrast, Time Warner and most new luxury buildings are condos; residents own individual units and boards have less power to screen prospective buyers.
There is probably a healthy participant selection bias, and there is also an indication of bias towards lower mobile phone exposure, which could affect results in cross-sectional analyses but should have less influence in the prospective analyses.
If the government stops buying mortgages (and therefore stops assuming all the credit risk), and the banks won't write the loans, then prospective homebuyers have less money with which to buy, causing prices to fall.
Prospective studies are likely to have less measurement bias than retrospective clinical cohort studies.
But instead of having the ear of the president and a stronger voice in shaping federal policy, they are now even further out in the cold, facing a prospective education secretary with whom they could not have less in common.
If the F.C.C. sets the price for connection too low, current providers would have less incentive to improve their networks; if it sets the price too high, prospective new entrants wouldn't think it worth their while.
Prospective MPs increasingly enjoy high-flying jobs (often elsewhere in politics) before running for office, so may have less time to run their own campaigns.
