"Many people, right now, are getting diabetes and cancer treatment through the subsidies that this litigation aims to terminate," he writes.
It appears O2 is aiming to avoid the Ofcom ruling on consumers' rights to terminate a contract if charges increase midway through.
In contrast, two sulodexide trials performed in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients aiming to show protective effects of sulodexide additional to those of ARBs [ 36], were terminated prematurely because of lack of an effect on urinary albumin excretion [ 37].
Reproductive health advocates see the numbers as a concerning reflection of the decisions faced by women who live in conservative states where sweeping legislative measures have aimed to prevent women from terminating their pregnancies.
Other bills aim to grant state officials the authority to terminate the registrations of voters who "may not be citizens".
We aimed to describe characteristics of cardiovascular trials terminated because of low recruitment and identify the major predictors of such early termination.
For example, a trial that aimed to recruit 1000 patients may be terminated early if an interim analysis of 100 patients shows a very large benefit of the treatment over a comparison (ie relative risk reduction >50%).
The morning-after pill doesn't terminate a pregnancy, but aims to prevent the implementation of a fertile egg, KVUE-TV reports.
Fundamentally, the benefits are not comparable: in antenatal screening the aim is to allow reproductive choice, including the option to terminate affected pregnancies, whereas neonatal screening primarily aims to improve the length and quality of life of sufferers.
The Supreme Court also plans to rule on a Texas law that mandates costly hospital-grade facilities for abortion providers, who say it actually aims to shut clinics and chip away at a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy.
In future work, we aim to devise an algorithm for approximating the periodic betweenness centrality that can terminate in (O |mathcal {V}|)).
