"Some exploitable products are used by the general public; some exploitable weaknesses are well known eg possibility of recovering poorly chosen passwords," it said.
While the participation of Poland and the Czech Republic in the missile shield had been well known, the possibility that Romania would join them was not.
Although the reason for these discrepancies was not well known, some possibilities should be considered.
The role of estrogen in carcinogenesis of the breast is well known and the possibility that this effect may be even stronger in conjunction with high levels of T3 could in part explain the results in the present study.
The mechanisms involved in the degeneration of these centers are not very well known, which limits the possibility of comparing the PD and aging neurodegeneration in these centers.
The latest indications are that Ministers will pursue disqualification proceedings against us, despite the fact that it is very well known that there is no possibility of us ever again considering this sort of role in the UK.
In addition, Sagan worked on numerous Nasa expeditions, including the Viking missions to Mars and was well known for his fascination with the possibility of life existing elsewhere in the universe, becoming a keen supporter of the Seti Institute, a global collaborative project looking for extraterrestrial life.
It is well known that the combination gives the possibility to prepare cement composites resulting in the excellent engineering properties.
One well known approach to deal with the possibility of conflict between deontological duties is to reduce the categorical force of such duties to that of only "prima facie" duties (Ross 1930, 1939).
It is fairly well known that North Carolina is facing the possibility of a mass exodus of teachers either leaving the profession or moving to a different state to teach; in the 2012-2013 school year, North Carolina reached a five year high of teachers leaving.
Occupational risks of infection are well known, but less familiar is the possibility of increased risk among children of people in certain occupations.
