It is well-known that newly established services may initially have good outcomes due to staff enthusiasm and initial smaller caseloads, but that these outcomes often tail off over time as burn-out ensues and pressure rises [ 11].
It may initially have been an attempt to deprive Shiite communities downstream of water.
Some shoppers, fearful that they would soon rise again, may initially have saved this windfall.
But for as long as it has existed, the patent office has been confronted with new technology that may initially have sounded like science fiction.
"His or her intention may initially have been humorous, but these tweets went far beyond commentary and satire, causing pain and offence.
And though their collaboration may initially have married one man's brain with another's body, it has evolved into a partnership of equals.
Steinberg's conversion may initially have been one of convenience, but to judge from the conviction that "Passion Week" exudes, he internalized it completely.
"Tillerson may initially have had a view, then the president has his view, and obviously the president's view prevails," the official said.
Then, despite the fact that managers may initially have been handed a certain area as an assignment, they still have to "sell" the project that evolves.
The government thinks that the current system gives people who may initially have genuine health problems a perverse incentive to remain on benefits indefinitely.
Such insights may initially have fallen within the 25% of "rubbish" research (Rivalry is now part of higher education's DNA', 5 August), as it was common belief that Darwin had dispelled Lamarckism over a hundred years ago.
