"If it's done selectively, then it could send a message to the jury that there is something to be feared from this defendant," said Professor King, the leading proponent of anonymous juries.
The satellites can see areas cleared for ranches and farms, but they cannot spot the trees lost to logging, which is done selectively in the Amazon rather than by clear-cutting, and they cannot see destruction from fires beneath the forest canopy.
Alternatively, this thermal decomposition step may be done selectively by focused laser scanning [12].
These results also suggested that the glucose uptake regulation could be different in different tumor types, and correcting for blood glucose level or not in the SUV formula should be done selectively.
As Thurston et al. point out, additional ways of addressing sustainability are broadening services beyond family planning (although that would need to be done selectively and with care) and coverage under health insurance schemes, whether considered under the label of universal health coverage or otherwise.
This was done by selectively summing frames, in such a way that the resulting image has the same background everywhere.
While this was done on purpose to selectively focus on direct radiation effects on quiescent endothelial cells, it is plausible that in the tumor microenvironment additional radiation-induced effects might come into play and overlap with the events reported here.
The ground gating is done by selectively controlling the column virtual ground (CVG) of accessed word in a row.
"We'll be doing it selectively," he said.
"What this is doing is selectively punishing disadvantaged women for being disadvantaged, instead of recognising that their addiction problems have arisen because of issues around their social marginalisation," says Dr Mary Hepburn, consultant obstetrician at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, who has worked with vulnerable women for more than 20 years.
