There is a widespread view that clinical research is failing to advance appropriately, particularly in comparison with other aspects of biomedical science.
Deploying their skills in their research projects during the inter-JAS period will equip fellows with experience needed to advance appropriately to the next JAS and also transfer some of the key skills they have acquired to peers at their home institutions.
Although Phillips, in his initial article, considered that: " Patient nonadherence cannot explain the failure of providers to initiate or advance therapy appropriately", he also admitted that: " Clinical inertia may also reflect patients' lack of enthusiasm for management of asymptomatic problem" [ 10].
Raise, appropriately, a glass.
Tom Cotter, another comedian, was understated and hilarious and appropriately advanced to Vegas.
Gov. Haley knows with this appointment that she is sending a signal to citizens of every color that she is interested in the advancement of those black people whom she believes share her values, who will appropriately advance the interests of the people of South Carolina.
Although the algorithm is fully automatic, an appropriate Mahalanobis distance threshold had to be chosen in advance, to appropriately classify these outliers.
Here we discuss the needs for advancing transgenic plant risk assessment by appropriately interfacing science with the needs for decision-making.
Wilbur Ross's Commerce Department has advanced some sensible and appropriately incremental changes to trade policy, but no long-term agenda has been articulated.
The recent opinion piece by Soyoung Park titled "How special education is a prime example of our obsession with conformity" misrepresents the purpose and function of special education, and, in so doing, fails to advance efforts to respond appropriately to all forms of diversity in schools.
Taylor Littleton and Maltby Sykes's "Advancing American Art: Painting, Politics, and Cultural Confrontation at Mid-Century," recently published in a second edition (Alabama; $19.95), is an appropriately amused and acerbic account of the fiasco.
