Constraint definitions in intensity modulated radiation therapy is a key point factor during the treatment planning process.
Sexuality has been a key point of attack during the Liberian elections.
A key point of contention during the hearing concerned the standards to which private schools that have voucher students would be held, and what rights students in the voucher program would be afforded.
Thus, ART proteins serve as a key point of regulation during changes in nutrient availability and environmental stress.
A key point of debate during this revision process has been whether early pregnancy screening for GDM should be offered universally for all women or selectively to sub-populations at higher risk of T2DM 27, 27.
Soundness and Stability are Required for "Digital Gold" A key point made by Poelstra during his discussion with Tuman was that there is an intense focus on soundness and stability in the Bitcoin community.
For instance, here's a famous thing that happens in "Ocean's Twelve": Julia Roberts plays a woman named Tess, who looks so much like the real Julia Roberts that she gets called into action to impersonate Julia Roberts during a key point in the heist.
This is a key point that must be considered during dose finding.
This element, while seemingly somewhat technical, was a key point of disagreement between the United States and China both during negotiations and for months before.
