YouGov has also set up a partnership with a brokerage firm, Execution Limited, to analyze the impact of consumer trends on the imminent financial results of companies.
Because the Kirtland's warbler population has recovered, and the warbler's delisting from endangered status is imminent, our results may be useful for guiding future ecosystem-based, adaptive forest management practices and, more broadly, retention patterns in stand-replacing fire-prone areas.
Results showed that anticipating an imminent test result increased cognitive distraction in the processing of information and lowered recall of information about the test and the biomarker.
The team was under intense pressure to protect American forces nearby, and in the end it determined, incorrectly, that the villagers' convoy posed an imminent threat, resulting in one of the worst losses of civilian lives in the war in Afghanistan.
According to Law No. 55-385 of April 3 , 1955 a state of emergency can be declared "in case of imminent danger resulting from serious breaches of public order".
Despite never moving onto land, Nina's proximity to Hawaii and the forecasts for an imminent landfall resulted in massive evacuations.
This was done in order to protect the battleships against a possible shell landing on the turrets and the imminent explosion resulting from such a hit.
According to a 60-year old French law known as Law #55-385 of April 3 , 1955 the president can declare a 12-day state of emergency in "cases of imminent danger resulting from serious breaches of public order".
We show that market splitting reduces imminent congestion although results are sensitive to the zonal delimitation and corresponding net transfer capacities.
This is also imminent by the results of the likelihood ratio test which indicates that the fit of the truncated power law function is a statistically significant better fit than the pure powerlaw, the lognormal and the exponential function; all p-values are below the significance level of 0.05.
