The harmonic movement to the cadence, a prime means of establishing points of articulation, became by the mid-18th century a more or less standard progression of harmonies subject to variation according to the composer's own powers of imagination.
If the vaccines prove safe and able to trigger the desired immune responses, an earlier WHO consultation found wide support for shortcutting the standard progression of vaccine clinical trials and jumping straight from these phase I trials to phase III efficacy tests in Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone, the three hard-hit countries.
In Whitney's view, the standard progression in math education — algebra, geometry, trig, pre-calculus, calculus — is random and baseless, a linear conceit that creates a false sense of increasing difficulty.
This account of the standard progression allows recognition both of the primacy of singulars, and of the move from more to less general.
We categorized years of education into 4 groups based on standard progression through the educational system (<12 years, 12 years, 13 15 years, ≥ 16 years).
This premalignant condition is believed to arise from fetal gonocytes, with arrested development, that persist inappropriately in the post natal testis rather than making the standard progression to become quiescent pre-pubertal pre-spermatogonia [ 92].
By determining what are standard progressions of care with positive outcomes, Aver Informatics can create defined processes for the ideal course of treatment at the lowest cost, Schwartz says.
If this approach is adopted, it is useful to communicate an overall plan for the kind of standards progression and expected timeframes for achievement (e.g., more progressive standards will be introduced every 2 3 years).
Within a standard evolutionary perspective, tumor progression is regarded as intrinsic to the relative fitness of cancer cells based upon stochastic tumor mutations, of which aneuploidy is one variety.
