In a conference call with reporters, Joshua B. Bolten, director of the Office of Management and Budget, said the administration expected the new money to "last at least several weeks," though the White House anticipated it would need substantially more in the near future.
We clearly and quantitatively demonstrate that collections with spatially limited or biased sampling arrangements, or collections from species with high selfing or low dispersal, will need substantially more samples than are commonly recommended, or else will fail to reach the targeted genetic diversity.
You need substantially more than for cosmetic purposes and insurance doesn't cover it".
In his veto message, Brown wrote there's no reason to believe public safety employees "will need substantially more time than other injured workers to recover".
But if we want to avoid "certain death for island nations and certain devastation for Africa" that Sudan's ambassador and the chair of the G77 and China block here says 450ppm would entail, then we'll need substantially more than that.
While encouraging, clearly we need substantially more nemertean mitochondrial genomes to test this assertion for nemerteans.
We need substantially more work conducted on these ideas in the field are populations in areas of nutrient enrichment showing relaxation of life-history trade-offs?
Equivalency trials have important methodological limitations and must be rigorously performed if they are to produce reliable conclusions, for example needing substantially more patients than their placebo-controlled counterparts (Jones et al, 1996).
Identification of the exact cellular source(s) of IL-1 in the haematopoietic system that influence(s) brain injury needs substantially more experimental work, but our results demonstrate that blockade of peripheral IL-1 is a viable option to target brain injury without the requirement of drug delivery to the brain.
To offer the savings account he wants with full Financial Services Compensation Schemeprotection, Fair Finance will either need a banking licence, and that will take substantially more capital than it currently has, or to find a licensed partner willing to provide the account.
