The phrase 'any of em' is not grammatically correct in written English.
If you are referring to a group of people, something more specific like 'any of them' would be more appropriate. For example: 'Is there anyone here who can help me with this problem? Any of them could be of assistance.'.
Conclusions: We propose this model as a way of training and including the physicians caught in the transition to specialty training in any area developing the specialty of EM.
Efficacy of EM residencies 9.
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Until standard mobilization is clearly defined and measured in multicenter studies it is impossible to conduct studies of any EM interventions that are relevant to modern ICU treatment, have external validity, and provide sufficient treatment separation.
For a perturbation, select the subset of EMs from E that do not contain reactions in, that is: (4) The set of reactions impacted by is computed as the set of reactions that are not contained in any EMs of : (5) To run this algorithm, we need to first compute all EMs of a network, which is a computational demanding task (Gagneur and Klamt, 2004).
For a perturbation, select the subset of EMs from E that do not contain reactions in, that is: (4) The set of reactions impacted by is computed as the set of reactions that are not contained in any EMs of : (5) We now prove that this algorithm is correct, in the sense that the set it outputs in (5) is precisely the set of reactions impacted by in the sense of Definition 1.
The relative control treatments (EM + P and EM + P + CSB) did not have significant differences that were greater than the absolute control (EM) in any of the measurements.
