Common sense suggests that he should choose to execute the many, especially when executing only the one would entail not only measurable human suffering but also the national and global economic catastrophe that would probably accompany the destruction of the full faith and credit of the United States.
It is for this reason that some of the students suggested that the IELTS test should be made modular, which would entail that students would only take the module in which they failed.
The similarities in cost are not surprising as the tests used in this study have low costs and would entail only small changes to the time practitioners would need to provide care for a patient with a urinary tract infection.
Hence, TSE strain characteristics of the inoculum generated by in vitro amplification seemed to be imprinted not by a seed of misfolded PrP, as the protein-only hypothesis would entail [3], but rather by the accessory poly(A) RNA.
The costs would entail only a few thousand dollars to print up new brochures and install new signs.
However, she knows anything like this would now entail not only the requisite hard work, but also decamping to the US, and disrupting her new family.
This fine-mapping would only be possible otherwise if each individual disease produced custom genotyping chips to investigate their particular disease-associated loci, a much more expensive proposition due to the far smaller production runs this would entail.
Trump attributed the ban decision to "the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail," but there are only a few thousand active-duty service members who identify as transgender, and their health costs account for somewhere between 0.04 and 0.13percentt of the budget for "active-component health care expenditures," according to RAND.
Getting approval for that option would entail not only overcoming opposition from environmental groups but also changing the federal law that created the Gateway National Recreation Area, which explicitly prohibits expanding the airport into the bay.
All mankind, Fyodorov wrote, was under a moral obligation to identify and collect the dust of its ancestors...These discoveries would entail not only bringing the dead back to life, but finding space for them to dwell.
