It has become therefore necessary to optimize basic chemotherapeutic procedures, common to large patient groups, whilst simultaneously adopting individually tailored approaches targeted at those genetic aberrations proven significant in the pathogenesis of DLBCL.
At Maastricht in 1991 Mr Major persuaded the other 11 leaders to make it an optional clause in the final version of the treaty, allowing member states to adopt it individually.
Taking Debert Air Industrial Park (DAIP), Nova Scotia as an example, a combination of tenant and park strategies, which companies can adopt both individually and collectively in concert with industrial park planners and management are identified and are already being implemented in parks to reduce GHG emissions.
Instead, Romney essentially expressed a hope that states would individually adopt consumer protections for sick people after he repeals Obama's national health care reform law.
We also find that, when subjects look at the strategies individually adopted by their competitors, they tend to imitate the most successful behavior, which drives the market towards a more competitive outcome.
They didn't get that a budget at the Department of State to support international adoption would be used much more effectively and help many, many more children than the handful of individually adopted children which are 'saved' now, if that budget would be applied to community care, family reunion and family support in developing countries.
Cluster randomisation has been adopted because an individually randomised design would have a significant danger of a high level of contamination among the arms.
Each marker value was individually adopted as a response variable: the timing of the measurement was used as a fixed effect, while the individuality of the measurement was adopted as a random effect.
The present study eliminates these problems, since CT scans were used and the reference planes were defined by the pelvic bone landmarks and individually adopted for each pelvis examined.
Clinical research centers in Saudi Arabia have, to a large extent, individually adopted Western and international regulations of clinical research such as the US Title 45 Code of Federal Regulation part 46 [ 3], the Declaration of Helsinki [ 18], and the guidelines of the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences [ 19].
