Aaron refers in his press release to "creative differences internally that now make it too difficult for me to contribute sufficiently to the role".
However, with the Middle East in such flux it is questionable whether scenarios can contribute sufficiently to be meaningful and be timely enough to inform policy decisions, especially given the quality real-time commentary on the Middle East that already exists.
In a statement yesterday, Mr. Wowereit said: "It is increasingly clear that the creation of the opera foundation so far has not contributed sufficiently to solving the fundamental problems.
Importantly, guilt has a very sensitive trigger, it is likely to emerge with just the slightest suspicion that we might not be contributing sufficiently.
All authors listed have contributed sufficiently to the project to be included as authors; specific contributions are as follows: Dr. Kimberly Legault – study design, data collection, data analysis, manuscript drafting, manuscript editing, final approval of manuscript to be published.
If the number of menstrual cycles is important in the development of ovarian cancer, as has been suggested (Pike et al, 2004), it is likely that a difference of 1 or 2 years in the age at menarche will not contribute sufficiently to the lifetime number of menstrual cycles compared with larger differences in age at menopause, parity and oral contraceptive use.
His words appear to represent something of an olive branch after Field had earlier suggested Green should be stripped of his knighthood unless he contributed sufficiently towards plugging the BHS pension fund deficit.
It has therefore been the case that in some super specialist areas of work, clinician specialists may believe that radiologists have not contributed sufficiently to the care of patients [1].
Moreover, the high content of BA, because of its relatively low reactivity, greatly reduced the quantity of C3S, C3A and C2S, which did contribute sufficiently to the degree of hydration.
In 2000, Margulis and Sunshine [2] wrote about this development which may lead to the risk that clinician specialists may come to believe that radiologists do not contribute sufficiently to the care of patients to justify their presence.
