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Smelling the stuff before you eat it helps; thinking about the stuff before you eat it helps, too — but these steps may not be enough to counter your mind's memories, sensations and yearnings.

These steps may not be required by law in an immigration case, but they are necessary to reassure the public that the government is not acting arbitrarily or using excessive force -- even if it has a search warrant -- when it invades someone's home in the middle of the night.

"Losing weight, or giving up smoking is an important consideration for patients undergoing surgery in order to improve their outcomes, but for some patients these steps may not be possible.

Any type of surgery (however experienced the surgeon) at any site can cause postoperative adhesions and, while surgeons should adopt the adhesion reduction steps as listed in Table 1 during all operations, these steps may not be sufficient to prevent adhesion formation, as evidenced by the SCAR study data [2, 3].

These steps may not be politically comfortable but that does not make them any less necessary.

More importantly, the branched model neglects the possibility that the translocation steps may not be as fast as assumed.

And some officials caution that such a step may not be enough if Madrid fails to hold the line.

This step may not be necessary for the home page of Coca-Cola, but for the rest of us, it couldn't be more critical.

Experimental kinetic data for enzymes typically give steady-state rates, and so in making a comparison it is important to remember that a single chemical step may not be rate limiting – many enzymes have rates (at least partially) determined by conformational changes or product dissociation, for example.

Moreover, the culture expansion step may not be cost-effective.

Moreover, as outlined above, the OP-adduction step may not be the sole indicator of an interaction.