Different terms have been used, the most prominent being 'Coverage with Evidence Development' (CED), defined as a type of managed entry agreement between manufacturers or service providers and the paying healthcare system.
It simply calls for a third type of entry: if a marker is missing, then it is not possible to say if it belongs or not to a given group of markers, so we may mark it with an entry X in the matrix row associated to this group of markers.
And since analogical arguments are a type of induction (see the entry on analogy and analogical reasoning), the conclusion even if established would be established only to some, perhaps insignificant, degree of probability.
Users can specify a term filter for each type of entry field, which determines the collection of terms provided as autocomplete suggestions for that field.
In addition, when the HK20 Fab fragment was tested in the TZM-bl assay it neutralized 10 out of 33 isolates with IC50 values ranging between 0.4 and 8.8 µg/ml (Table S2), thus suggesting that the lack of activity observed with HK20 IgG was possibly associated to a different susceptibility of this cell line to this type of entry inhibitors.
The objective of the research presented in this paper was to investigate final year dental students' perceived motivation for their choice of dentistry as a professional career in relation to sex, ethnicity and type of entry to dental school.
This is the sort of environment where a disjunct entry point is most likely to occur: this type of entry condition calls for at least three simple systems working together.
To resist this type of entry, safe makers produced even more resistant materials and new methods of construction to carry away the heat of the cutting flame.
Themes with words that repeat can seem almost like a letdown, because half of the "Aha!" experience is finished as soon as you solve the first theme entry and realize that you are stuck with that type of entry for the rest of the solve.
Arranged alphabetically and "compiled upon a new plan in which the different Sciences and Arts are digested into distinct Treatises or Systems," the first edition included 40 treatises as well as short entries on technical terms and other subjects, with cross-references from the one type of entry to the other.
