Many of the criminal justice costs, Mr. Nadelmann said, are not an inherent result of drug use but rather of policy choices to criminalize it.
The findings also suggests, that in case of strong cost performance shifts, longer periods need to be included in the analysis, before one can conclude, that the improvement or worsening is not temporary and is not the inherent result of the cost estimating mechanism.
Self-assembly of waxes is an inherent result of the crystalline nature.
"Negligence and profusion," what economists now call "agency costs," were different; they were, and are, an inherent result of the separation of ownership and management.
The chicken is juicy — an inherent result of the poaching — and redolent with the lemongrass used to flavor the broth.
This is an inherent result of working with incomplete sequence data.
Combining the inherent structure results with the sampled trajectories we anticipate that terrains (I) and (II) are suitable for the calculation of <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0017909.e059.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> in the liquid and lightly supercooled states, whereas (IV) would be appropriate for the deeply supercooled states.
The inherent noisiness results, for instance, in inaccurate genotype calling and/or inaccurate phenotypic measurements.
Intersubject variability is fundamental to the argument for using TDM i.e., inherent variability results in too many patients receiving suboptimal drug exposures.
Collaborative research brings about inherent difficulties resulting from complex roles and relationships, common, but not necessarily identical, interests, management requirements and cultural and disciplinary differences.
In general, despite high quality control exerted, any product may have inherent weaknesses resulting in their failure.
