Although surprising in terms of its challenge to conventional wisdom about a proliferation pandemic, our conclusion is consistent with the historically slow pace of proliferation and the exceptional circumstances that must pertain for states to abandon nuclear restraint.
At higher velocities, hydrodynamic effects reduce growth rates under conditions that would rarely pertain for small natural flaws in devices.
Life test showed that better stability was pertained for this decorated Pt@Au/C catalyst compared to Pt/C towards FAO.
Silence pertained for the first several minutes of the piece, as the dancers — Molly Lieber, Omagbitse Omagbemi, Mina Nishimura, and Connor Voss, all in outfits of faded-blue shirts, shorts, and tops — got right to work.
These legal criteria, as far as they pertain to incapacity for work, prove to be quite comparable between countries [ 1, 3].
Obviously this recommendation does not pertain to patients for whom a contraindication for MTX use is present (see below).
What that meant, Ms. Palmieri said, was that Mr. Edwards would refuse to sleep in any hotels while campaigning in South Carolina, though he would not refrain from eating, renting cars, buying gas, hiring staff or doing anything else that might pertain to running for the White House.
As a result, and also because older people are more likely to have other complaints, we considered only investigations that we were almost sure would pertain to an investigation for suspected ovarian cancer.
For the burden and VT tests, the genetic variables pertain to the burden scores; for the variant-component test, the genetic variables pertain to the genotypes of individual variants; for the CMC test (Li and Leal, 2008), the genetic variables contain the genotypes of common variants and the burden scores of rare variants.
