I was told that it dates from the fall of the Wall, and evolved out of the guidelines designed for East-bloc countries petitioning to enter the European Community.
"A lot of these techniques are ancient and brilliant, and evolved out of desperation," he said.
"However, the rapid pace of implementation and evolving nature of the program have hampered efforts to put a comprehensive system of internal control in place," it said.
Touching on classical theories of humoral disturbance and medieval bloodletting, Foxhall also describes early modern herbal remedies, the emergence of neurology, and evolving practices of therapeutic experimentation.
Negrini et al. discussed the genomic instability characteristics of cancers and evolving hallmarks of cancer [ 52].
"Of course, culture is dynamic and evolving all of the time, and new identities are a key part of that.
It was designed to chronicle life changes and evolving challenges of adherence among a subsample of 40 trial participants.
The gallery said Saatchi wanted the museum to be "a living and evolving collection of work, rather than an archive of art history".
(4) Assessing the continuously expanding and evolving list of available laboratory testing modalities in light of evidence-based medicine.
Rather than a tale of technological and commercial triumph, Carreyrou told one of wonky equipment, skeptical employees, legal threats, and evolving standards of "marketing accuracy".
