He obviously hasn't made as substantial a contribution to the summer as the ever-present top six, but equally he couldn't have done much better in the three matches he has played.
Efficient public health policies that manage to change behaviours in an environmentally- friendly direction can make substantial, as well as cost-efficient, long-term contributions to climate-change mitigation and, as a co-benefit, to public health [ 13].
Neither the producers nor Ms. Hilton would disclose exactly what tasks the new friends would be asked to undertake, but they could hardly be expected to make sacrifices as substantial as those of Ms. Hilton herself, who after release from jail last summer said she was giving up the party life.
In Hasok Chang's account of early thermometry (Chang 2004), the problem was eventually solved by using a "principle of minimalist overdetermination", whose goal it was to find a reliable thermometer while making as few substantial assumptions (e.g., about the form for f) as possible.
"The money that is made can be just as substantial as Class A drugs but the sanctions if they are intercepted are very much lower," he said.
Mr. Monti's two-week-old government stands hard-pressed to restore international confidence in the ability of its political class to make substantial changes, as well as in the merits of its industry.
In the election the party could lose over half its parliamentary seats, with Fine Gael and Labour, the opposition coalition in waiting, sure to make substantial gains (as might the Irish Republican Army's erstwhile political wing, Sinn Fein).In this section Power shift A tight squeeze Little triggers Finished by Fini?
The United States will pay its fair share of that amount and other countries will make substantial commitments as well.
The fact that participants were volunteers who were prepared to make substantial lifestyle changes, as well as the six month duration of the intervention, may be perceived to be weaknesses of the study.
AS made a substantial contribution to conception and design, interpretation of data and preparation and revision of the manuscript.
