As long as neither mass deportation nor mass legalization seems likely, that knowledge could only cause political trouble.
With lawyerly precision, Bobbitt explores the classic conundrum of the "ticking bomb": a detainee very likely has knowledge of a concealed explosive device that, if detonated, will kill thousands.
It is likely that knowledge gained on how inflammation affects health in HIV disease could have implications for our understanding of other chronic inflammatory diseases and the biology of aging.
For norathyriol, the aglycone of mangiferin, one of the major phenolic compounds present in Cyclopia genistoides (honeybush), a further bacterial degradation is likely; but knowledge of the importance of this metabolic process is very limited.
We also describe the likely remaining knowledge gap after the results from these trials become available along with a description of the analyses that will be conducted when the results from these individual data are pooled.
It is likely that knowledge of timing constraints on viral mutations could shape preventive and therapeutic strategies by identifying optimal times of intervention.
By asking open-ended questions and asking participants to elaborate, we facilitated discussion of what was most likely perceived knowledge.
Some of the steady increase in case reports in early 2001 likely reflects knowledge and acceptance of the recently improved surveillance system among physicians and laboratories who diagnose dengue.
It is likely that knowledge and sufficient insight in the different causes of the complaints are important in order to raise awareness and reflection, and develop communication skills.
Consequently, we consider it likely that knowledge of communication skills will increase the success of training such skills, although this notion requires verification by further research.
