The Conservatives and the Liberal Party both argued, first, that no scientific evidence supported the instrumental value of mother-tongue instruction for learning Danish, and, secondly, that questions of cultural diversity and the pupil's cultural identity belonged to the private sphere, not the school.
However, with regard to the demand-control model, there are a few important exceptions indicating, firstly, that recurrent job stress is indeed associated with elevated risk of ill health [ 13, 14], morbidity [ 15, 16], and mortality [ 17], and, secondly, that reduction of job stress over time results in improved health [ 18].
He said: "It would motivate youngsters at age 15 to realise that not only is university an option, but secondly that for some of you financial help is available".
Together with the knowledge that, firstly, acivicin is a potent inhibitor of CTP synthase in mammals (Denton et al., 1982) and, secondly, that exposure of the tumour-bearing larvae to an additional inhibitor of CTP synthase (3-deazauridine) also rescued tumour formation, leads us to favour the hypothesis that CTPsyn is a key target of acivicin in Drosophila.
The findings suggest, first, that there is a progressive disruption in language integrity, detectable from the prodromal stage in a subset of patients with Alzheimer's disease, and secondly that measures of semantic and lexical content and syntactic complexity best capture the global progression of linguistic impairment through the successive clinical stages of disease.
Secondly, that Secretary of State Colin Powell has been briefed on this matter.
It may not seem as bad as actively saying something awful, but the issue here is that you're making two separate, equally offensive assumptions: firstly, that a physical disability indicates a learning or intellectual one, and secondly, that either of the latter precludes a person from being able to read.
Secondly, that integration of the region's military forces into NATO, along with EU membership, would make local outbreaks of violence less likely.
Firstly, that "new patients" were associated with longer consultations [ 17, 27, 43] and, secondly, that continuity of care (that is, more than one visit with the same doctor) was associated with shorter consultations [ 26, 37, 52].
As hypothesised, we find, first, that the determinants of inter- and intra-firm diffusion differ in case of both types of E-commerce; secondly, that the drivers of the diffusion of E-selling and E-purchasing are not the same, and, finally, that uncertainties and adjustment costs, mostly neglected in previous work, are important factors in explaining technology diffusion.
