A more specific assessment of activities of daily living (ADLs) using standardized instruments, such as the Caregiver Assistance Scale, Care-giving impact scale or Personal Gain Scale [ 29, 42], may be useful although they impose a significant question burden, which may have further negatively impacted response rates.
In her ruling, Judge Phyllis Gangel-Jacob said Mr. Pataki's May 31 order pulling the vehicle registration for 63 Apple Tours buses raised due process questions, imposed a penalty that could kill the company and hurt the city's tourism industry.
In a developing country like Pakistan, scarce resources impose an important question about the deployment of this new palliative modality for neurogeneic dysphagic patients.
Apparently functional copies of all these genes are present in the D. bruxellensis genome, imposing an important question about their possible metabolic roles in the absence of the "upstream" MOX gene.
Another question: If detectives imposed a fabricated story, why would they risk being contradicted by the victim?
Except, that is, for the far-right nationalist protesters whose leaders impose a gag rule, answering questions only with assertions that "the press lies".
If we adopt this criterion then we also have to impose a certain condition on question-meanings.
"In the course of the talks, North Korea will be ready to resolve the question of imposing a moratorium on tests and production of nuclear missile weapons," she was quoted as saying.
There's a necessary break which, especially in pop music, imposes a set of helpful creative questions: is side two a variation of side one or should each new side offer a new style, a new energy?
Finally, the questions asked impose a structure on the dialogue, and influences content.
