Yet, individuals' thoughts, feelings, and anticipated behaviours in reporting wrongdoing of this kind are unknown, hindering its promotion.
Moreover, in the real case such kind of result is unknown (see [36, 37]).
5 More intensive interventions on weight loss in the diabetes prevention studies have shown a declining but small persistent advantage over 10 years for those receiving the intensive intervention, 30 but whether weight loss persists from a 12 week intervention of the kind we examined is unknown.
"The successful rehab rate for these kinds of dogs is unknown because nobody has ever studied it until now," Dr. McMillan said.
This research will contribute to the nonprofit sector and its interaction with urban society, particularly given that comparative research of this kind is virtually unknown.
Information of this kind is oftentimes unknown a priori, however.
19 When considering muscle strength in youth as a potential risk factor in the longer perspective, its association with later disease of any kind is relatively unknown, including musculoskeletal pain.
The area of this kind of secondary forest is unknown, as well as the typical species and structural composition of secondary forests within montane, lowland, riverine and mangrove forest that would differentiate it from the primary forest communities.
Although the evolutionary origin of two kinds of spores (dimorphism) is unknown, the development of megaspores in living plants suggests that differences in nutrition in the two kinds of sporangia are significant.
Besides, it is probably easier to know what kind of care is needed when someone is chronically ill or disabled, than when it is unknown what kind of illness one might be confronted with in the future.
