Sentences with phrase «because under those protocols»

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Which we never disagreed with because under state law that's the protocol you want to follow,» Poloncarz responds, referring to his time as comptroller.

This works well because the two samples (tumor and normal) are largely identical at a genetic level, and usually they're sequenced under identical protocols.

Because I am an imperfect, human being, as are you.It scares me, when I read some of your comments or questions, that you may be under the impression, if you do the autoimmune protocol, you believe you will heal, and never have any health woes ever again.

Because these horses were admitted under the established isolation protocol, the Equine Medical Center is not under quarantine and is admitting and treating patients normally.

And given that when Canada broke its internationally legally binding commitment to meet its QELRC under the Kyoto Protocol, or when Russia and Japan walked away from the commitment to negotiate a second and subsequent commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol they suffered no consequence I can see why the South might be worried — because it's easier to punish them.

In 1987, under the Montreal Protocol, countries agreed to end production of ozone - destroying substances, including chlorofluorocarbons — but because they linger in the atmosphere, ozone losses aren't expected to end for the next 50 years or so, Rex said.

Their use is growing because they are being widely adopted as replacements for O3 - depleting substances (ODS), including chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), which are being phased out under the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer.

Because when the American public is overwhelmingly concerned about the climate crisis and supports participating in international efforts to address it, it becomes that much harder for the current administration to just sweep the issue under the rug and hope that people will forget about it like with the Kyoto Protocol in 2001.

To comment on a particular point of the original article — what kind of a stupid idea: Because the economists failed to establish an equally important body like the IPCC is, one of them demands to shut it down and re-establish it under the Bretton Woods institutions, and he does so with an absolutely unprofessional conglomeration of wild assumptions, even mixing up the IPCC and the Kyoto Protocol.

The council's award is restored: it was reasonable for the council to conclude that, under the Framework Agreement, the Protocol and the Act, Dr. Guérin's proceeding did not raise an arbitrable dispute, because the Fédération and the Ministère had reserved for themselves the full discretion to designate the medical imaging laboratories that would be eligible to receive the digitization fee; and also reasonable for them to conclude that, in any event, Dr. Guérin did not have standing.

And the training itself is as likely as not to diminish this cognitive function as it is to enhance it, because its practitioners learn to deny their own flawed human cognitive synthesizing in order to substitute even worse rote protocol under the pretext of neutral scientific investigation (i.e. «art», the bullshit excuse offered by those who know it's not science.)