"They would add an enticement but would not be a sole factor," said Lurma Rackley, a spokeswoman for Eddie Bauer, a subsidiary of Spiegel Inc.
Nevertheless the amount of sick notes or the number of days off work may not be taken as a sole factor for the measurement of indirect illness costs.
Taken together, these findings suggest that the possibility of BRCA1/ BRCA2-associated breast cancer should be taken into account with other factors when making decisions regarding radiotherapy and adjuvant chemotherapy, but should not be used as a sole factor to determine the appropriateness of BCT.
Nevertheless, the vitamin D deficiency prevalence in the European population indicates that a vitamin D deficiency is probably not a sole causative factor for early implant failure; otherwise, the early implant failure rate would be significantly higher.
It's not like carbon monoxide poisoning or road accidents, it's not the sole factor causing a death – it's a factor that adds to other underlying problems, exacerbates conditions and accelerates the course of the disease".
As this theory has gained momentum, Florida's point – that sexual tolerance in itself is not the sole factor, but a litmus test that measures a city's ability to attract many diverse groups – has tended to get drowned out.
But Justice Department officials insisted that the new guidelines would not change standards in place since 2003 for the use of race or ethnicity, which can be considered as a factor — but not the sole factor — in terror investigations.
So future revenue is a factor, but not the sole factor.
Although obesity is a major contributor to MetS pathophysiology, it is not the sole factor nor is it a direct consequence of insulin resistance [ 16].
62 64–66 Finally, we realise EBP is an essential but not the sole factor to improve quality of care.
