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Anyone with the slightest knowledge of the Syrian regime would know the degree of intimidation this would incur in the hearts and minds of witnesses.

This would incur large communications overhead and render the power allocation problem difficult for online implementation.

However, our CFR system pilot trial revealed that this would incur high costs.

However, this would incur enormous signaling overhead in the uplink when a dedicated feedback channel resource is allocated to an individual user.

Even assuming a relaxed 10 ms channel update interval and just ten users in the macro-cell, this would incur at least 576 kbps of uplink data rate per user (even without robust error protection coding).

Fusion of DWI images with high resolution CT images can depict clearer localisation of DWI signal of post-operative cholesteatoma in relation to the bony anatomy and aid in surgical planning [41], but this would incur additional radiation exposure.

By using Marxan to set catches as targets instead of as a cost – the common approach in reserve selection – each fishery is targeted the same way, and therefore (under the assumptions of this approach) would incur a loss proportional to that fishery.

As a genetic disruption of Survivin directed exclusively to neural tissue has not yet been reported, it is unknown as to what effect the absence of this protein would incur on normal neural development or in the context of neuronal injury.

Its economy is in any case forecast to do better than the euro area, expanding by 0.7% in 2012 and 1.7% in 2013; relative to this baseline it would incur a first-year output loss of 1%.

However, we felt that catastrophic expenses would have likely underestimated the economic effects of the intervention, as it is unlikely in this context that households would incur expenses that could negatively affect their well-being for the sake of a child's health.

In this case, the security firm would incur a fine of $140,000 (seventy times two), but it would save $610,000 a year on health-care costs.