An additional variable to be borne in mind in the choice of medication is the ability of the patient to maintain the forced postures required (such as maintenance of the supine position) or a possible inability to assume a sitting or semi-sitting position.
Science educators have advocated using stories from the history of science to convey the numerous cultural, personal, and technical variables that come to bear on the development of an idea (Irwin, 2000; Tao, 2003; Clough, 2011).
The Prism overhaul could also see the FCO's foreign estate added to its ERP system for the first time - a task made significantly more complex by the different currencies, exchange rates, inflation rates and other variables that are brought to bear on its oversees network.
For life insurance companies, the state associations usually cover a policy for up to at least $300,000 in death benefits, $100,000 in cash surrender or withdrawal value for life insurance and $100,000 in withdrawal and cash values on annuities (though the investment risk in a variable annuity is yours alone to bear).
From bear to bear they were highly variable, suggesting the animal was under a lot of environmental stress. .
Prediction of a disease event is complicated by host immunity effects, which can result in cycles of infection that would appear to bear no relationship to environmental variables.
Any number of variables will do, but the more variables in common, the more information can then be brought to bear to create a synthetic file.
First, writing teachers need to bear in mind the complex interrelated variables that underlie successful writing in an academic setting.
These polyploid lines also tended to bear more seeds per spike, though this trait is variable depending upon the conditions.
In future work it will be important to bear in mind potential interaction effects in combining more and less variable markers.
