The training schedule used for the strategy implementation task took a considerable amount of time, and the time taken for normal monkeys to learn the task is highly variable; thus, it was not possible to examine lesion effects on acquisition of strategy implementation performance, which might have a different effect (Hampshire & Owen, 2006; Baxter et al., 2008b).
historian Ronald Hutton considered the events which might have followed a successful implementation of the plot, and the destruction of the House of Lords and all those within it.
Program implementation dose was measured exclusively by self-report, which might have been susceptible, for example, to recall and acquiescence biases.
Finally, we summarized only randomized controlled trials which might have resulted in less information about issues related to CCDSS implementation, effect on workflow, and factors affecting usability.
With regard to the reliability of treatment implementation, Mosteller, reports that after the first year of the study some "incompatible children" were moved from smaller to larger class size, which might have increased the differences between means and effect sizes.
Some also might have sought care somewhere else first, which might have confounded our results.
Which might have happened".
Professional attitudes were often perceived as a barrier to implementation, which might or might not be overcome through education and training.
Crypto modularity -- vendors can more easily substitute their own crypto implementations, which might be hardware-accelerated or validated to FIPS 140, for the builtin crypto implementation that has historically shipped as part of MIT Kerberos.
Which Prince might have loathed.
