Meanwhile, smart, innovative law enforcement strategies that employ carrots and sticks — treatment and drug testing complete with swift but modest consequences for continued drug use, or incentives for abstinence — have produced impressive results, through drug courts or closely supervised probation programs.
In Mr Assange's case, lawyer Baruch Weiss, who represented the pro-Israel lobbyists, noted in a Washington Post article that Secretary of Defence Robert Gates has said the leaked diplomatic cables were embarrassing but would have only "modest" consequences for US foreign policy.
While the object massage did not appear to differ from control, the reflexology condition had modest consequences upon resting BOLD activity in the RS C/PCC
The evidence reported suggests that the GP networks of the type created and promoted in Italy at the end 1990s have had modest consequences on the ability of GPs to care for patients.
The removal of the "actin polymerization" node from the capacitation network had modest consequences on the network topological parameter (as shown in Table 3), but caused the loss of 5 nodes: OAM fusion, PM fusion, G-actin, F-actin, mitochondrial protein translation (see Figure 2).
Receiving a fact sheet about heart murmurs did not significantly reduce parental anxiety levels, but had a modest effect on concerns for the consequences of a heart murmur.
The modest effect of uvrD mutation on R388 plasmid transfer could be a consequence of gene redundancy (a likely candidate is rep helicase [ 33]).
What's more, if the economy were to head downhill fast, the Fed, despite its public worries about inflation, has plenty of scope for cutting interest rates.All told, the credit wobbles so far are likely to have only modest economic consequences.
Despite having only modest economic consequences, our results reaffirmed the importance of obesity as an isolated prognostic risk-factor of clinical outcomes of death, acute myocardial infarction, diabetes, and hypertension [ 42].
