A onesie has impact precisely because it is designed to be worn only in private.
The administration also said it had no way to measure that impact precisely, though it acknowledged the reductions could fall particularly hard on "those in low-income areas where there are high concentrations of Medicaid beneficiaries".
Mr. Pinault of PPR said at the conference that while the luxury business had been late in adopting socially responsible business practices, it could have a large impact precisely because of its role as a trendsetter.
I am able to cause impact precisely because I am so polarizing.
In most non-experimental examples, the lack of controls for comparison means it is impossible to assess the attributable impact precisely, but in the absence of other major interventions aimed at increasing use among private sector treatment-seekers, it is likely that subsidy implementation plays an important role.
It was not possible to characterize an average time lag from funding to impact more precisely, as many studies lacked detailed data on funding patterns over time, and where specified, the funding increase was mostly gradual and continuing into the period of impact evaluation.
Additionally, unlike small molecule inhibitors, targeting the expression of an individual protein using siRNAs provides a means to precisely impact its expression and activity, providing potential insight into novel interactions and/or pathways that are specific for that protein.
The human health impact is precisely what makes disasters so devastating.
3) Paradigm-changing discoveries have notoriously limited early impact (3), precisely because the more a discovery deviates from the current paradigm, the longer it takes to be appreciated by the community (16).
Within the restricted scope of these 5 stimulus sets, a 2-part experimental approach revealed 3 metacategories (motor, instrument-like, and impact) and precisely defined them on a larger scale by extending the contents of each one.
