And unlike cases where necessity defenses have been allowed — the classic law-school example is the man lost in the mountains who finds a cabin and must break in to survive — Mr. DeChristopher had legal means of protest he could have chosen, prosecutors say, notably a court challenge that was under way by environmental groups even before the auction.
Notably, a new challenge emerges from NGS experiments, data analysis.
Notably, an identical challenge test as used here was previously shown to be very efficient in that all cohabitants were simultaneously infected [ 38], justifying that survival times could be explained by protective mechanisms.
The countess has more challenging mounts for those wanting a challenge – notably Chaos, one of her Arabs, who has to be ridden with verve to make sure he does not live up to his name.
Mr. Perahia is a tremendous artist who has had to face serious challenges, notably a finger injury that caused him problems over many years.
This landscape comprises significant DEM remote sensing challenges, notably a high mountain relief, steep slopes, and a deeply incised high sinuosity drainage network with narrow canyon/gorge reaches.
Diet can also present a challenge: although some reptiles, notably green iguanas, are strictly vegetarian, many eat live insects or live or frozen mice and rats.
Diagnosis of pneumonia remains a challenge in ventilated patients, notably after cardiac surgery, and the diagnostic performance of Clinical Pulmonary Infection Score (CPIS) remains controversial.
Incumbent Democratic President Barack Obama's reelection bid was, from the outset, expected to be closely contested as the United States faced a number of challenges, most notably a struggling economy.
IHC carries many challenges, most notably a variable pattern of staining and the presence of artifacts related to the fixation process.
