In 1996 Gandur made the salmon leap from the downstream activities of oil trading and marketing, which provide thin margins by moving huge volumes of other people's oil, into the upstream, which entails more risk and upfront investment but offers fatter returns.
But there is growing concern about CT scans, which entail far more radiation and can raise the risk of cancer.
Supporters of Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore feuded all day over which plan was more risky and which would entail more of a shift of general tax revenue into Social Security.
Words, with which I have always been intimate, seemed suddenly like complex metaphors, the use of which entailed much more energy than I had.
Bill, however, proposed that instead of bailing out (as I had done on my previous ascents), we continue straight up the wall to the Diamond's very apex, which entailed 300 more feet of spectacularly exposed climbing.
But according to Simon, "C" is a vision which entails something more than what already exists in A and B taken together.
Unavoidably, if perhaps unfortunately, Whitehead's panpsychism stands or falls with his entire metaphysical system which entails a more radical revision of our current scientifically based picture of the world than even panpsychism necessitates.
Thus a crucial aspect of a realistic situation is preserved, despite the fact that in 3 dimensions the number of neighboring cells is larger, which entails that more interferon molecules impinge on a cell's surface receptors.
Less frequently nodes spread up to the upper internal jugular chain (II) which entails a more extensive surgical approach.
These are valuable data because T2T strategies are often conducted in the setting of randomized controlled trials (RCTs), which entails a more controlled environment compared to routine care.
