In this pilot study, question 4 in Table 2 was not well constructed because it consisted of two sentences, although we intended to pose the last part; that is, for some women the extended period awaiting confirmatory invasive testing results is likely to be highly stressful.
Both had donated their bodies for plastination and Gunther intends to pose them beside the instrument of their deaths.
Jerry Menikoff, director of the federal Office for Human Research Protections, which oversees the Common Rule, cautions that any alarm is premature, saying that federal officials do not intend to pose tougher restrictions on information that is already public.
Qantas executives said they did not intend the new airline to pose a threat to existing carriers, but Mr. Harbison said it was definitely a shot across the bow of Singapore Airlines.
Fishermen are still allowed to use a different type of net, intended for catching corvina fish, that is not supposed to pose a threat to the vaquitas.
The increase in shōen thus came to pose a serious threat to the government, which accordingly issued edicts intended to check the formation of new estates.
"A government-established regulatory body, regardless of how independent it is intended to be, could pose a threat to media freedom," she said, adding that the phone-hacking scandal was a "criminal issue" which was being dealt with through prosecutions in the criminal courts.
"A government-established regulatory body, regardless of how independent it is intended to be, could pose a threat to media freedom.
The statement included few specifics, but perhaps the most intriguing aspect of yesterday's deal was the announcement that the companies intended to develop an Internet browser, posing a potential challenge to Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Local jails — intended to hold people who pose a flight risk or threat to public safety — are instead incarcerating many who commit nonviolent offenses or are unable to afford bail, negatively affecting the community and the judicial system.
