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The only positive progress seemed to be computing results which merely showed that any counter-example would be very large . United States , subject to the jurisidiction thereof ,... " - - which merely further defined what already was . Taken together , these findings have implications for interventions because programs that merely increase the availability of knowledge or skills in memory ( e.g ., as indicated by typical tests of knowledge ) are not likely to be optimally effective , whereas interventions that make program information highly accessible from memory in high-risk settings should show stronger effects . However , other definitions , which merely require that continental divides separate divergent waters destined for different sides of a continent , apply here . As with the modality of facilitating rational choice described below , the information on targeted behaviors is provided in ways that merely improve recipients ’ information about the consequences of their choices and thereby help them in more rationally pursuing their own self-interest . Interventions that merely condemn drug use and try to frighten children about the potential dangers ( " scare tactics " ) are futile . The international donor community must not be satisfied with the creation of institutions that merely give the appearance of meeting the new standards of accountability . The typical " metropolitan market " station , which merely delivers the same syndicated playlist as every other local station owned by its particular conglomerate , adding a little local news , DJ antics and ads , does not . That word , he declares , is a wholly incorrect expression which merely serves to acknowledge plainly our ignorance of the cause of each particular variation . " If I should be in an incurable or irreversible mental or physical condition with no reasonable expectation of recovery , I direct my attending physician to withhold or withdraw treatment that merely prolongs my dying .