Since drug cartels frequently recruit law enforcement officials as allies, it is never clear in Mexico whether they will in fact enforce the law — or whether they are impostors.
In fact, enforced PS externalization induced by expression of active TMEM16F did not induce engulfment by macrophages in vitro or by dendritic cells (DCs) in vivo.
In fact, it enforces silencing of all C1a-genes in aged cells (Fig. 3A, insert).
So this unpredictability can be leveraged, in fact, in dealing, enforcing, or in pushing North Korea and Assad, to change their calculous.
If Facebook in fact sticks to enforcing its new policy to the letter, it should provide some reassurance to developers that the social network can't go after simply any "competing" company.
EconLog's Arnold Kling has an excellent post on this theme:Imagine (cue John Lennon) that there were no nations--in fact, no governments capable of enforcing trade restrictions.
In fact, early researchers enforced a not totally realistic model to fit P T equilibrium data of hydrate systems.
In fact, failure to enforce the patent may result in forfeiture of some or all of the rights afforded to that patent.
In fact, algorithm (1.1) enforces strong convergence by combining the classical proximal point algorithm with simple projection steps onto intersection of two half-spaces H k and W k containing the solution set.
Even if Congress claimed that it didn't, in fact, plan to enforce this law, it wouldn't matter, as it would still have a chilling effect on speech.
