I have to
caveat it because I was running beta software that is pretty reliable on iOS and pretty unreliable on Android.
They raise
a caveat because of Bangoura v.
We kind of have to use
that caveat because the writers are clearly not too concerned with continuity.
I have to include
that caveat because unfortunately my posture is far from perfect.
But see, there's
a caveat because in recent months, the popularly comfortable shoe is seeping right back into the fashion zeitgeist via Saint Laurent, Isabel Marant, Céline and A.P.C.
Not exact matches
But there's a key
caveat to keep in mind:
Because your DNA is unique to you, it's can't be totally de-identified.
Because caveats in their results underscore some of the most common traps in data analysis.
Another
caveat is that Americans don't benefit from the lower Albertan rate
because Uncle Sam taxes its citizens and permanent residents wherever they live.
As I'm writing this, I can see all the religious people saying all atheists should be fired
because they bring the devil into the place of work... so I feel the need to provide the
caveat: conflict with their objectives in a way that is sanely and reasonably shown.
Greeley agrees, with the
caveat that it is not desecularization
because, outside the academic imagination, there was no secularization to begin with.
Sometimes I think that I couldn't write half the brave stuff I wrote in «Jesus Feminist» now
because I have all the
caveats and «but - what - abouts» and critics in my head too much.
(As a
caveat, I say «to an extent»
because there are times when one's leaders need to separate visibly to reflect the climactic role of the Shepherd.
A digital camera is great for most things
because you can take so many photos so easily (the only
caveat being that you'll probably need a few 1 TB external harddrives).
I'm sure we all deprecate the old principle of
caveat emptor in buyer - seller relations, but let's be fair, if a man buys a lousy dog for an outrageous price
because he's a wise guy and refuses to seek or listen to competent counsel, I can not feel sorry for him.
I wrote something about his brilliant season, but I included a
caveat about his future
because he was getting older, and I stopped for a couple minutes when I realized he was born in 1977, just like me.
with the
caveat that I think credible (e.g. charges being brought, pattern of behavior, etc.) allegations against politicians should absolutely be made public
because 1.
I also had a long convo with my midwife and doula who told me to write my plan with the
caveat «this or something better,»
because in the end, the something better might look like you and / or your baby surviving
because of a c - section or other medical intervention.
(But before you start giving your baby Cracker Jacks, there are a few important
caveats: Never feed babies whole peanuts,
because they can choke on them.
One
caveat that came up many times during the presentation: just
because a tool is free, doesn't mean it's actually free.
That being the case I shall start with what scrutiny should not aim to do,
because any of my suggestions as to what it should do, are to be understood as being subject to this
caveat.
«If you are able to make a neighborhood safer for people by getting rid of a gang problem, and the next day, people feel more comfortable letting their kids go play in the park
because you've put away people who were terrorizing their neighborhood, that's great,» Bharara said, adding the
caveat that you haven't done your job if the next day, 10 new gang - bangers show up.
Avraham Levy, a professor in the Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences and another coauthor, adds a
caveat to the study: «These experiments looked at everyone eating the same amounts of carbohydrates from both bread types, which means that they ate more whole wheat bread
because it contains less available carbohydrates.
One
caveat to the study is that
because helicopter transports brought a greater number of patients to Cleveland Clinic from surrounding rural areas during the course of the study period, it is possible that the observed trends reflect changes in the hospital's patient population.
«There is not a model out there that is getting it right,
because they all have
caveats.
One
caveat: the benefits might be slightly greater than these studies indicate
because most of the subjects were recruited by the researchers, and these individuals may be less in need of counseling than those who seek help.
Lissauer says he and his textbook co-author limited their use of the term dwarf planet
because of such
caveats.
A
caveat for both the new studies and Orion's work is that,
because they examined only accepted students, minimum GPA and GRE scores were effectively built into the data sets: Most of the students had undergraduate GPAs higher than 3.0 and GRE scores above the national average.
In addition to the small sample size and the fact that the trial was not designed or intended as an efficacy study, one important
caveat is that
because the trial was not investigator - blinded, it is likely that at least some bias was introduced into the assessments, particularly on the more subjective ones such as the IGA and some components of the MDS - UPDRS II and III subscales.
I no longer Google every little ache and pain
because of the inevitable
caveat: «Rarely, these are also symptoms of a more serious condition.»
Caveats: Loading up on more than 5,000 milligrams of vitamin C a day is useless at best,
because your body can not absorb that much; at worst, megadosing is harmful
because it can upset your stomach.
A
caveat might need to be added for the elderly,
because Kobayashi et al. (2017) found that frailty in elderly Japanese was associated with protein intakes of below 1.3 g / kg.
The only
caveat is that you will likely have to reapply throughout the day,
because of how quickly it is absorbed into the skin.
Actually I hate to generalize about this
because there are so many factors that come into play, and assertions like this have a lot of «other things being equal»
caveats, but basically, if you intentionally try to gain weight by over-eating, it will be hard to force the undesired food down but your body will allow some weight gain without making you miserable; whereas if you intentionally try to lose weight by starvation, you'll be miserable and hungry.
there were
caveats, like I have eaten ice - cream (but I didn't even try it until about April 2016, so as to not freak my body back into addiction) and I have had cake about twice (we gave away half of my birthday cake
because i couldn't even deal with it, it was so sweet), and one pie for husbu's birthday.
Before we take this as supporting evidence that people who eat meat have higher TMAO than vegans and vegetarians
because of meat - induced changes in intestinal flora, we should consider a couple of
caveats.
A reducing agent is an antioxidant only when it's not a structural component, for example vitamin C, or when it's a structural component but its oxidation product can be reconverted back to it, examples of which are the two amino acids you have mentioned, with the
caveat that,
because reconversion involves enzymes and coenzymes, it's efficient only when the antioxidant is present in relatively small amounts.
With those
caveats in mind, (spark notes: read the sizing reviews
because it's not always what you expect, count on shipping to be slow, and know that returns aren't easy), I have to say I love these items.
One
caveat thought... I think I didn't mind it so much
because half our season got rained out.
We wrote a more in - depth post about the details of the Match.com Free Trial, but here is the most important
caveat: You're still going to have to give them your credit card
because if you don't cancel your free trial within the 3 days, then they're going to charge you for a full membership.
Just
because the SAG Ensemble is a pretty good indicator of a potential Best Picture winner (with the
caveat that stats are only reliable until they aren't) doesn't mean we can't talk about what might get nominated.
One
caveat: No child should be identified as learning disabled simply
because of a score, without input from teachers, parents, and others responsible for the child's education.
The perception is that
because poverty is growing within the student population,
caveats are being placed on student learning.
Keep in mind the marginal tax rate that year was «35 % on the income over $ 336,550,» which means Polis made out like a bandit, most likely
because he was largely paying capital gains tax rates instead of the rates on ordinary income (
caveat lector: I'm not an accountant.
Weingarten has always embraced teacher accountability in theory, but with the
caveat that the system has to be fair, after which she adds that there's no way to guarantee that linking student progress to testing will be fair
because tests don't take subjective factors into account, nor would allowing subjective evaluations by principals be fair.
Klein says he didn't want to sign the M.O.U.
because the
caveats made it meaningless, but he ultimately went along so as not to «seem like a spoilsport.»
One
caveat:
Because the seatbacks don't fold flat and trunk capacity is a mere 14.7 cubic - feet, the Avalon's cargo - toting skills are relatively modest.
One
caveat:
Because the seatbacks don't fold flat and trunk capacity is a mere 14.7 cubic feet, the Avalon's cargo - toting skills are relatively modest.
We need to insert a
caveat here
because although the Nissan Navara rides and handles very well for a pick - up truck, those used to large passenger SUVs will still notice the occasional shudder from the suspension and the weighty feel of the truck on the road.
The only
caveat is this car will chew through tires - you'll get about 30k out of a set no matter what you buy - and
because of the AWD, you have to replace all 4 at once.
Of course, with any ebook production system — especially one that gives you plenty of room to customise — there's an important
caveat: Just
because you can customise it doesn't mean you should customise it.