We are at the point, certainly, where if Ohio moves a little less than the national polls, or Florida moves a little more, that is potentially significant.
Far more testing and potentially significant for the BBC in the longer term, and what everyone at the BBC is talking about internally, however, are Hall's plans for a very major reorganisation of the whole structure of the BBC.
The study on the indirect effects of infection through the modification of the competitive ability also revealed conceptually more subtle, but potentially significant costs of the infection which were previously unnoticed, and which occur under relatively harsh environmental conditions of intraspecific competition.
But Dr. William Weintraub of Emory University, who was chosen by the conference to review the new data, said in an interview that while the drug was potentially significant, more data was needed.
The role of gene amplification/deletion appears to more modest, although several potentially significant genes appear to be regulated by copy number aberrations.
Listen more closely, however, and a potentially significant difference emerges.
Lessons from epidemiology lead us to believe that this type of strategy is more suited to prevention through potentially significant impacts of even small effect size [ 8].
For our study, we adopted a conservative approach and derived immunization information from immunization cards rather than from the mother's declaration, because the validity of the latter approach is considerably more doubtful and susceptible to potentially significant recall biases (Suarez et al. 1997; Murray et al. 2003; Bishai 2008; Burton et al. 2009).
These limitations point to a potentially significant role for more informal mechanisms such reputation and the expectation of future dealings.
The permanent campaign is transforming potentially significant tax reforms into flashy favors that enhance press releases more than economic growth.
