Both approaches rely on the assumption, be it implicitly or explicitly, that changes in cognitive outcome measures are predictive of future behavior change and may affect CEA outcomes.
"It explicitly says that museums cannot use the sale of art objects for operating expenses".
It explicitly alleged that Epstein was effectively exploiting Brunel's access to young women for the purposes of sex trafficking.
At the same time, however, it explicitly requires that such agents have effects that "disappear within a short time following termination of exposure".
In only three studies was it explicitly stated that the research concerned intertrigo that was not yet infected [ 16, 25, 26].
Voters will not give Labour a hearing on the economy, they argue, until it acknowledges explicitly that it spent too much money in government.
The liberation order was issued on August 28 , 1840 and, as a compromise, it stated explicitly that it was an act of justice rather than a pardon granted by the ruler.
And, of course, it explicitly states that the no-nukes assurance does not apply to states that are in violation of the treaty, a list that includes Iran, North Korea and Syria.
I would like to make it explicitly clear that I am not a racist, and that I am personally appalled by the killing of Trayvon Martin.
In January it explicitly said that it would weigh unemployment and inflation equally in its policy actions.
