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Florida Republicans who have known Mr. Martinez for years said he probably chose to step aside after weighing the challenges of a bruising campaign against the smaller rewards of serving in a Democratic-controlled Congress.

The reports from these studies have re-ignited interest in universal screening for CMV, but against the potential benefit of these exciting therapies needs to be weighed the challenges associated with the implementation of any universal screening in pregnancy.

My own view is that the scales weighing the benefits versus challenges of having international students fall overwhelmingly in favour of us being the welcoming sector we are, and that anything less would be a desperate loss for us all.

Ms. Roberts confirmed that she is indeed choosy about roles these days, weighing the juiciness or challenge of a part against family considerations.

— How well the new health care law succeeds in covering millions of the poorest Americans will depend largely on undecided governors of both parties, who gathered here this weekend and spoke of the challenges of weighing the law's costs and benefits in a highly charged political atmosphere and a time of fiscal uncertainty.

Scharre writes, "One of the challenges in weighing the ethics of autonomous weapons is untangling which criticisms are about autonomous weapons and which are really about war".

Given the potential for severe toxicity in neonates and pregnant mothers, parents are left with the challenge of weighing the risks of potential clinical manifestation of HCMV in their children and the potential harm of current treatments.

NSERC's President Tom Brzustowski says grant selection committees will face a stiff challenge in weighing the need to give new investigators a foot in the door and ensuring that established, proven researchers can maintain their productivity.

Perhaps even a major "Erbil conference," the idea of which I proposed to Nechervan Barzani, the prime minister of Iraqi Kurdistan, the day after my visit to the front, a conference to weigh all the challenges posed to the collective security of the region and the world by the rise to power of these new barbarians.

This article will describe challenges in evaluating and weighing the evidence from clinical studies.

Thus, China has for some time been weighing these challenges that TPP obligations are likely to pose to its policies and competitiveness as against new opportunities that TPP could fetch for it.