Among the most pressing issues raised at the meeting was whether consumers should temper their reliance on starchy foods, particularly potato chips, which had the highest concentration of acrylamide in the studies.
Reliance on one instrument can be fatal.
In their concluding communique, the leaders praised the so-called New Economy and said they accepted economic globalization but were duty-bound to temper the harsher effects of reliance on unfettered market competition.
In his 1962 essay "Some Notes on Nonconformity," he put out this warning: "One must always mistrust fashion, because it is, as often as not, arbitrary; and the assumption that one can become informed of, and participate in, the intellectual temper of our time through reliance on any breathlessly composed list of fashionable far outs is funny and sad and, what is much worse, terribly conformist".
This may be because mindfulness reduces the brain's reliance on automatic associations, thereby tempering biased thinking, the researchers hypothesized.
This reliance on the sharing economy is one thing.
The government's reliance on revenue from extractive industries will temper Suriname's economic outlook, especially if gold prices continue their downward trend.
He added that the company's reliance on sales and promotions would have to be tempered if the numbers were to improve.
The reliance on tourism, nurtured by Nepal's kings, has not been tempered by the current political leadership.
Since dilution tunnels can only achieve a fraction of the sample dilution that is observed in the ambient environment, reliance on these data as a basis for identifying potential biomarkers needs to be tempered by the fact that diesel exhaust undergoes two separate dilution stages under real-world conditions.
Such ultimate reliance on the military is what keeps Turkish politics immature, as evinced by the kind of temper tantrums thrown by the president and prime minister last week.
