It's not just the way (I continued, writing against the clock, because DD was awake and I never leave her to cry for longer than 45 minutes) that non-mums take up valuable buggy space by leaving their laptops/legs all over the place, and I'm sorry, but IMHO, after Savile, you do have to ask why any normal singleton would invade somewhere like a coffee shop.
Other studies have shown that consuming two or more glasses of alcohol a day may increase a woman's risk of breast cancer, and few medical experts will suggest that a non-drinker take up the habit just for the health benefits, when exercise and a good diet can produce similar benefits.
In contrast, the accumulation of the Np647 ExCys1 and the Np647 ExScra probes was comparable in liver and spleen, which non-specifically take up nanoparticles (Fig. 2b).
In empirical situations, spatial dependencies and non-stationarities take up specific forms, which are a function of many factors, including the nature of the phenomena under investigation and the representation of space underpinning the model.
Therefore, in our in vivo syngeneic melanoma tumor model, we tested whether different types of non-tumor cells take up tumor-released EVs and whether tumor cells can take up EVs released from non-tumor cells.
A study by the University of Kent found that the stigma of claiming is "an important factor" in the non take-up of benefits and tax credits.
"It would be wrong to assume that non take-up of G-Cloud services represents a missed saving opportunity".
We do not wish for non-smokers to take up vaping but, overriding this, e-cigarettes are a cessation tool which could help smokers quit.
Electronic cigarettes can help smokers quit or reduce the amount they smoke by as much as half, according to research that appears to undermine fears that vaping will encourage non-smokers to take up the habit.
Take-home wages have remained stagnant and, in some years, have even declined over the past decade (see chart).At the same time, the aggregate wage cost that firms bear has fallen sharply as expensive baby-boomers retire and cheap, non-regular employees take up the slack.
Existing shareholders can also sell their rights to non-shareholders, or take up their rights and then leave the remaining shares unissued.
