In an August filing, the Department of Justice said "reckless management" of the Macondo well "constituted gross negligence and willful misconduct," which it intended to prove at a pending civil trial set to begin in New Orleans in February 2013.
One advantage of PBMA is that it helps to draw out disparate stakeholder values and makes these explicit; a well constituted advisory panel should rely upon explicit, evidence based judgment as the basis for informing priority setting decisions.
Thus, on the basis of these findings, the presence or absence of a metallic cover could very well constitute a relevant context change according to renewal theory.
Recognising that a point will come where this isn't the case could well constitute the closest I've ever come to acknowledging my own mortality … Then, there's the question of which books you'd store up for a final read.
Regarding the set of differential genes that we suggest may constitute candidate biomarkers (PTX3, COLEC12 and PDGFRA for ATC and GPR110 for PTC), one thing could be said: since these molecules have been scarcely studied they may well constitute interesting targets for directed research in relation to thyroid carcinoma.
A similar thought is already expressed in Republic I (353a e) when Socrates in his refutation of Thrasymachus employs the argument that the ability to fulfill one's own task (ergon) well constitutes the excellence of each object.
("Ode to a Nightingale") The first four lines could perfectly well constitute an independent quatrain, while the rhyme-scheme of the last six lines imitates the Petrarchan sonnet (although that short line makes for an interesting variation).
Matching the terms used by a reader in posing a question to the terms used by authors, indexers, and catalogers may well constitute one of the subtlest of professional skills.
Thus, if necessary adjustments in water treatment to the local water quality are implemented, RAS production may well constitute a substantial part of smolt production in the future.
When the technology allows for a person's entire genome to be read from a single drop of blood, it may well constitute a gold standard for identification.
