Sentences with phrase «if large numbers»

There is also expert consensus that if large numbers of existing smokers switch from conventional cigarettes to safer nicotine sources there are likely to be substantial health gains, which will serve to reduce the burden of tobacco - related illnesses on the NHS.

That is, if large numbers of users don't opt out.

The result of these two trends is a dwindling number of lawyers practicing in small communities and rural areas of Canada and a looming access to justice crisis if large numbers of lawyers decide to retire without replacements in place.

If large numbers of contracts for amendment are held in a workflow data base for analysis, an AI tool could extract information, which could be feed into a report through document automation.

What is it that you people don't get about this: If large numbers of folks reduced their air travel by ten percent, there would be fewer flights and less CO2 emitted by aircraft.

Indeed, if large numbers of wind turbines can be grouped together, this can be done in an extremely efficient way.

If large numbers of unsterilized animals are roaming the streets, then one of the first priorities has to be a massive spay - neuter effort, preferably along the lines of the Pets for Life program, to get that problem under control.

Breaking the cycle can be very difficult if large numbers of dogs in the community are infected since new intakes may have had community exposure.

If large numbers of heartworms are present there can be a massive amount of thrombosis.

If large numbers of crystals are present, a «plug» of crystals may get stuck in the urethra, causing complete obstruction and the inability to urinate.

If this is typical, then the bookstores could likely save a lot of bandwidth if large numbers of Smashwords authors decide to create their own epubs.

While this can be a negative for most aspiring authors, the profit potential of this option can be much more attractive if large numbers of books will be sold.

And make no mistake — in this unstable climate, children will be hurt if large numbers of frustrated teachers quit the classroom.

«But, the data also suggest that recruitment alone will not solve the minority teacher shortage if large numbers of those same teachers then leave within a few years,» he said.

Robert Hill, a former government education policy advisor and visiting senior research fellow at King's College London, told Schools Week there was a risk of more change if large numbers of struggling schools were suddenly made into academies.

«If large numbers of students take T - levels, it is highly unlikely that relevant and good quality work placements will be available in the volume required, particularly as young people will be expected to go on placements of up to three months to gain the qualifications.

Surmising that in an atmosphere of reform, change in a single schoolhouse would be welcomed, particularly if large numbers...

What if large numbers of individuals improved their health in a short period of time?

If large numbers of workers are made redundant by robots and AI, who will be able to afford the goods...

If large numbers of white blood cells get into the lungs or kidneys, or into transplanted organs, they can cause damage to healthy tissue.

The process would be much more efficient — and less ethically contentious - if large numbers of dopamine neurons could be grown in the laboratory from a tiny amount of fetal brain tissue.

Jeremy Cooke visits Peterborough, the UK's fastest - growing city, to see if large numbers of Romanians and Bulgarians have moved there.

The only way to stop him in the weeks left would be if large numbers of Burham & Cooper supporters switched to Kendall, polarising the contest.

If large numbers of students can't go to school because of a holiday, they should not have to be marked absent.

But if large numbers of young people do re-engage it may well not be through the big old parties.

This could change, of course, if large numbers of the newly ordained insist on preaching sermons on contraception every Sunday.

If large numbers of people had seen the message first, it would be tougher for liberals in the media to distort the debate.

if large numbers of hindus asked for diwali or festival of lights off, I doubt they would get as cold a reception.

If a larger number of people at the low end go unemployed, or if (relatively) more people at the high end get employed, the median goes up.

And then I wonder if a large number of my straight female friends are lying about enjoying their premarital se» x?

And he certainly will burn if a large number of Christians and Muslims are right in their view of the divine.

Vaccines wont work if a large number of folks just opt out of the system AND their responsability.

The arbitrary thresholds your refer to are a problem, because they will have a distorting effect on the election result, especially if a large number of voters support minor parties, and therefore have their votes discarded when the final count is done.

«An arms length relationship between the Tory leadership and the No campaign that meant Cameron was unable to stop the targeting of the politically toxic Nick Clegg and his broken promises Main AV could only be defeated if a large number of Labour supported voted to keep First Past The Post and from the earliest days of the campaign huge efforts were made to ensure the No campaign was genuinely cross-party»

If a large number of professional organizations run a particular story, it shoots to the top of the Google news page.

Importantly, we need to ask whether the use of common biomarkers is good enough, or if a larger number of cytokines needs to be routinely measured to better understand the complexity of immune responses.

This echoes prior research by Dr Newton - Fisher which found that if a larger number of other chimpanzees are nearby then, regardless of rank, the grooming chimp would usually stop grooming sooner than if there were no other chimps nearby, or a small number.

So if a large number of pirate CDs are discovered with the same machine number, the police should be able to trace the recorder's owner through dealers» records.

What's more, the monkeys took more time to release the lever if larger numbers matched than if smaller ones did — another sign that the animals were responding to quantity, not shape.

With a weighted lottery, charter schools could ensure that their proportion of poor students served never drops below 50 percent, even if a large number of middle - class families enters the lottery.

For example, if a large number of students are observed to be struggling, schools can use that information to make broader changes to service delivery or provide targeted professional development opportunities for teachers.

If a large number of students successfully answer these problems, you can begin this lesson midway through the procedures described below.

«Many bookstores would feel an impact if a large number of new and popular titles» became part of the unlimited offerings, MaruzenJunkudo Bookstores President Yasutaka Kudo said, noting that in - store sales could drop and returns could climb.

It also notes the relationship between books; for example, if a large number of users go from book A to B to C then a user who has already read A and B might want to read C.

If a large number, I will subsidize.

There is no way to count it with that much accuracy but as a rule of thumb, if a large number of shares outstanding trade well above the bid price, it is a very good indication that the market does not believe that the deal will be consumated at the bid.

The products containing milbemycin (Interceptor and Sentinel) will also kill microfilariae, L3 and L4 larvae but they will do it much faster, which can create circulatory shock if a large number of microfilariae die at the same time.

If a large number of worms are present they can literally fill up the right atrium and caudal vena cava.

Unfortunately, if a large number of Americans don't or can't understand these types of assessments, such situation points to three failures: a failure in our educational system, a failure in our everyday media content and consumption, and a failure in our will to learn.

Due to higher knowledge requirements, observed yield gaps might further increase if a larger number of farmers would switch to organic practices.