Moreover, it is assumed that no (or minimally few) patients who would accept treatment under the current default will reject it under the new default.
The show, originally mounted by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland and changed only minimally (a few graffiti art pieces were added) by Kevin Stayton, a curator at the Brooklyn Museum, was sponsored in part by Def Jam Records.
The Grange, which had come into the possession of the National Park Service in the nineteen-sixties, was tidy, a little grungy, and minimally fitted out a few pieces of picked-up furniture, a few display panels.
The action is largely confined to a few minimally decorated interior sets, aspiring neither to documentary realism nor the theatrical stylization of a film like "The Ceremony" (1971).
Results of use-wear analysis suggest most of the flakes were unused, with only a few minimally used for processing wood.
(Sure, there are a few minimally fettered outfits left standing, primarily to reassure the West that Russian democracy is alive and well).
Also undoubtedly very minimally and very few, so don't fret (for now).
(Former Democratic Congressman Barney Frank got all pissy on MSNBC Saturday when host Steve Kornacki asked a few minimally critical questions about Israel's tactics).
Preclinical and clinical studies have shown that ET is simple, safe, effective, and, minimally traumatic, with few side effects.
Minimally, it would ensure that 650 fewer Russian nuclear weapons -- each with the capability of massacring hundreds of thousands of people -- were pointed at the United States.
Videoscopic inguinal lymphadenectomy (VIL) is a minimally invasive approach with fewer wound-related complications, yet its adoption has been hindered by a lack of oncologic outcomes data.
