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However, and it is an important however, the major interest of this study is in differences between examiners in leniency-stringency, and those differences are primarily likely to be main effects, which FACETS can handle appropriately.
Critics have condemned the PSI, which is targeted primarily at North Korea, but likely to be used also against Iran, for what they claim is its disregard of international law.
In practical terms, the 'Infrastructure Grant Program' is likely to primarily focus on enabling valuable tech on the infrastructure side.
In the short run, any change in students' SAT scores or high school GPA is likely to primarily reflect a change in student effort.
Most of the aforementioned sources of variability are likely to primarily influence the intensity of the enhancement by the UCA, therefore the RBV parameter is that most likely to be associated with measurement errors.
This is likely to primarily reflect the role of minimum requirements on hours reductions since these are typically used as a way to restrict take-up to firms experiencing financial difficulties.
Early scuttlebutt on Zero Dark Thirty -- director Kathryn Bigelow's (The Hurt Locker) dramatization of the U.S. attack on Bin Laden -- is that it's primarily action-driven, not likely to reap acting bids, but that could turn out to be untrue.
RA and FGFs are known to exert opponent activities [38] and under culture conditions promoting growth, RA is likely to primarily antagonize the stimulatory effect of FGFs on growth and differentiation of the exocrine pancreas.
The weedy species are primarily shattering, which is likely to increase the dispersal rate of the seed.
Thus, the steady accumulation of the secreted HER1 ligands in the CM during those early time points is likely to primarily reflect the rate of ligand shedding.
This primarily included physical variables likely to directly influence household concentrations such as fuel type, kitchen location, stove type, ventilation, fuel quantity and cooking duration.
