Those dire predictions might come true, though the impression at present is that both sides are already very stretched and going at one other with everything they can muster.
B. terrestris in the UK are now able to utilise a rich winter foraging resource in urban parks and gardens that might at present still be under-exploited, opening up the possibility of further changes in pollinator phenology.
Thus, if the researcher acquires datasets from several different cohorts of patients with disease Y, she might ask: At present, there is no informatics infrastructure in the CPB that is capable of supporting these categories of queries.
Recommendations as to the timing of presentation of such endpoint data and the meetings at which they might be presented will be given by the Steering Committee.
The reviewers appreciate that such discussion might be hypothetical at present, yet it is important to be included in the paper.
We heard evidence that those targets might be met in theory, but at present there is a policy vacuum and evidence-based scepticism as to whether they can be met in practice".
The feasibility of this screening method in routine practice might be at present limited given its resource use, although the strain on the health care capacities might be manageable by a careful targeting of the highest-risk women among those with dense breasts.
Timberlake might be, at present, our most expressly and unapologetically commercial artist.
Arguably so much information might muddy the waters but at present they are far from clear.
It is also possible that nuclear PPAR δ might be present at a low level but was not detectable because of the limited sensitivity of the immunohistochemical analysis.
The aspects of the choice, of the product, of the experience, that are considered as important or are made salient/observable at (t_0), might not be present at (t_1) or may be difficult to experience or observe at this later time point.
