These require reference to the him- or her-dom of individuals who, in ways specific to their times and themselves, alter standard histories of ideas and mediums.
In order to make this sort of teaching a reality, however, Whitehead pointed to the need to minimize the importance of (or radically alter) standard examinations for school entrance.
It takes an average of 17 years for research data to alter standard medical practice, in part because of entrenched hospital bureaucracies that favor tradition, a systemic reluctance to spend money on monitoring and prevention, and medical staff who may feel competitive and territorial.
There are many factors to consider that have the potential to alter standard predictions made from unicellular models, and these differences may be key in tumor progression.
TCRB leaders modified the method of collection in a way that did not alter standard of care, but dramatically improved RNA quality.
These factors have the potential to alter standard predictions made from unicellular models, but importantly will help to identify major issues which are likely to be key in the context of disease progression.
Despite a longer than expected final development phase, HBOCs as well as perfluorocarbon emulsions will eventually be released for general clinical use and will substantially alter standard clinical practice.
Prentice Hall acknowledges that some errors occurred, partly because states altered standards at the last minute and publishers rushed to make changes.
The controversy escalated when Advanced Micro Devices accused an industry consortium of altering a standard performance test to favor Intel.
This time frame was selected because half-way through 2011 the participating surgeon discontinued tourniquet use during TKA without altering other standard of care practices.
