Intervention may be extended to include the use of unmanned aircraft to attack "suspects" in Syria, or to try to impose a new political outcome on both sides of the conflict, which would risk causing disarray.
To ensure that our findings were not sensitive to the modelling approach, we repeated the analysis using multinomial regression, which does not impose an order to the categorical outcome.
Such a 2-step process is subject to a "first come, first served" dynamic, such that a bias in the initial step (the introduction of a new allele by mutation) may impose a bias on outcomes [ 35].
However, sub-lethal effects, rather than lethal infection outcome, were found to impose an upper threshold to virulence [ 7] and transmission was maximised at intermediate levels of host morbidity [ 42].
But that would impose an intolerable burden.
"This will impose a lot of pain on Cypriot society, but the outcome will not be that much different".
The pain condition has an unfavourable outcome in many patients and may impose a burden on the individual and society [ 2, 4, 5].
1 Due to its asymptomatic, lifelong, chronic nature and potential outcome of blindness, it can often impose a psychological burden on patients.
Under the legislation proposed today, the European Union would impose a permanent ban on beta oestriadol and "provisional" bans on the other five, pending the outcome of future studies.
But as fans, we are compelled to impose a narrative to explain the ups and downs, the streaks and upsets, and all the other outcomes.
