We frequently receive manuscripts in which people promote ideas and theories without adequate data, usually in pursuit of personal fame or monetary gain.
When the capital is ruled by normal, adequate people who are in pursuit of Ukrainian — and not American — goals, then we can exist with them in peace.
Within the limitations of the accuracy of the infant eyetrackers we are using, we could find no adequate means for identifying smooth pursuit; a solution that involved identifying periods during which the velocity was above 0 but lower than the saccade detection threshold was considered impractical due to the inconsistencies in reported POG discussed in this article.
In recognition of the deleterious interaction between these diseases, the World Health Organisation WHO) has developed guidelines for the collaboration of both modalities of care in the pursuit of a coherent, responsive and adequate model[ 3].
Batt's men chased Eddy's, but bad weather and the lack of adequate footwear eventually caused him to call off the pursuit.
As rigorous analytical standards are implemented and international collaborations enable the pursuit of these fundamental questions at an adequate scale, we stand on the verge of a true transformation of medicine as applied to the individual patient.
Once upon a time, the "American Dream" was thought to be life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, as defined by an adequate-paying job, a house, and equal opportunity for a higher standard of life.
This invisibility of neonatal deaths is a severe obstacle in the pursuit of improved neonatal survival since it precludes adequate planning and measures by local and global actors.
Until the U.S. public demands adequate funding for a robust scientific enterprise, it seems unlikely that the pursuit of a scientific career will become once again a goal of our brightest young minds.
That is, individuals will only engage in goal pursuit if the effort necessary to achieve a goal stands in adequate proportion to how motivated they are.
