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Members could perhaps be required to pledge that WHO scientists be given an absolute right of access to their hospitals and health ministries at the first sign of trouble.This sort of intrusion would doubtless be difficult for a government as secretive as China's to accept.
More intense physical activity could perhaps be required to influence the higher hormone levels seen in high-risk women.
The Pentagon objected vigorously; a force of hundreds, perhaps more, would be required to assure the safety of the team.
Barry Lynn, author of a book on this subject, "End of the Line", thinks that perhaps companies should be required to limit their outsourcing and use more than one supplier of essential items.
Perhaps it should be required to give printer cartridges to California schools with wrappers that say Dont cheat! Maybe its executives should be required to write I promise not to spy on people! a hundred times and then post the papers on billboards on Highway 101.
Perhaps Cybergenetics should be required to release the source code after the court orders a nondisclosure order protecting the software.
Perhaps, when they would be required to listen to all the other inane conversations being conducted, the cell phone addicts would appreciate what an intrusion they create.
Perhaps each company should be required to post a safety rating and/or a list of close calls and accidents for each pilot.
Germany and France have resisted releasing the results, fearing perhaps that they could be required to cough up more state aid to bolster weaker banks.
Future experiments, perhaps using optogenetics, will be required to confirm whether those fear-activated type-3 neurons were dopamine neurons.
Nonetheless, the results appear robust and it is difficult if not impossible to run a prospective study within a single institution – perhaps cluster randomization will be required to determine if an approach of independent reviews and recommendations by both ID physicians and ASPs will positively benefit clinical care.
