The approaching expiry of the exclusivity period of archetypal humanization patents [ 63- 66] provides an illustrative (but not comprehensive) rationale for the continued value of antibody humanization as an economical platform for drug development going forward.
Taken together, all these programs not only expanded government unimaginably but also created a comprehensive new rationale for it, very different from the Founding Fathers' political philosophy.
At the White House, officials formally released the first comprehensive rationale for pre-emptive strikes against nations that aggressively develop biological, chemical or nuclear weapons, and made the argument that the United States had to remain the world's unchallenged military power.
Currently, a comprehensive spreading of an economic rationale is postulated.
You are free to agree or disagree with the Panel's findings and/or awards but at least this decision provides you with a comprehensive enough fact pattern and rationale to permit a reasoned debate.
The rationale for a comprehensive needs assessment is to help those who provide educational and supportive programs to understand the what, how, and why of clinical decision-making behaviors.
Information derived from the case series, which warranted changes to the intervention, were discussed in regular supervision meetings; the results were collated into a comprehensive log sheet which included the rationale for the change with adaptations being evaluated in subsequent sessions.
This Article offers a comprehensive examination of the origins of, rationales given for, and impact of the American Rule; then it evaluates instances in which the rule has faced legislative, judicial, and academic opposition.
A comprehensive review on IL-6 and the rationale for blocking this cytokine in RA are also presented in this special issue.
With a comprehensive review of the available research database, the rationale behind the current design treatments for these failure modes is evaluated.
