But if this week's settlement is any guide, those proceedings may provide no more definitive a view than the rating agencies themselves typically do.
These rigid structures may provide no more than a protective armour, but in the arthropods, including crustaceans, insects, and spiders, a multilayered and hardened integument forms an exoskeleton to which muscles are attached.
The bounty case is so distinct that it may provide no precedent for future discipline; it seems unlikely that any coach would again risk having such a system in place, given the sanctions given to the organization, including Sean Payton's season-long suspension.
In many real world planning scenarios, however, the user may provide no knowledge or at best partial knowledge of her preferences with respect to a desired plan.
(1) Since DVROs themselves reduce risk for domestic violence (Carlson et al. 1999; Logan and Walker 2010; Holt et al. 2002; Holt et al. 2003; Kothari et al. 2012), firearm recovery may provide no additional benefit.
Here, only the lower tail has a biological meaning, but warmer temperatures may provide no disadvantage for the species.
These last systems are usually not open and only allow detection of one or a few specific targets; however, they may provide no information about presumptive antibiotic susceptibility (i.e., detection of MRSA) [15], [16].
A recent meta-analysis examining its utility suggests that there is not appropriate evidence to suggest utilizing this marker clinically [20], as it may provide no addition prognostic information other than a strong association with the invasive phenotype of the disease [41], [42].
On the other hand, mating with heterozygous males may provide no genetic benefits for females; however, as previously mentioned, it may provide direct benefits.
Such models may serve as good prediction machines but may provide no insights into the locations of important QTL or their gene actions.
