Although ICE agents are not legally barred from entering a church or detaining someone residing in a church, a 2011 Obama-era policy still in effect deems churches "sensitive locations" in which ICE may not engage in enforcement actions unless there are exigent circumstances or prior approval has been obtained.
Additional adverse effects deemed at least possibly related to one or both of the study drugs in >5% of patients are summarised in Table 3.
Moreover, the CIs for the disease-specific analysis included differences in effect that were deemed clinically insignificant.
Under current English legislation, last adapted in 2002, a full duty of homelessness is in effect reserved for those deemed to be in priority need, which in practice means families with young children and pregnant mothers.
In effect, they have been deemed introductory agencies, merely bringing together a person with care and support needs and a self-employed care worker in return for a commission fee.
Under current English law, last changed in 2002, a full duty of homelessness is in effect reserved for those deemed to be in priority need, which in practice means that families with young children and pregnant mothers are most likely to be rehoused.
However, depth effects were deemed small in comparison to region effects (see results).
However, a side effect usually deemed is that buffering at relay nodes results in the increase of packet delays.
In the context of guideline developments and its assessment, this unraveled period effect was deemed inconsistent with the ubiquitous demand of the maximization of guideline adherence [ 17, 18].
A major concern appears to be that without the fear of genital warts or cervical cancer, young people will become more promiscuous, and that the HPV vaccine therefore in effect encourages behaviour they deem immoral.
