What is equally imperative is that the governments tailor any prescriptions to the possibility of more ominous news in the future.
That is a good idea, but it is equally imperative that control of the board shift from Wall Street players and listed companies to more independent voices who can represent investors' interests.
While remaining innovative is crucial, it is equally imperative to maintain our standards and high quality of care.
In improving the success rate of effective drug development, it is equally imperative that biologic systems be developed to better validate these target genes.
Peter Harnick, director of the Washington, D.C.-based Center for City Park Excellence at the Trust for Public Land, says that while quantity of city park acreage is important, quality is equally imperative.
Obviously you need to have certain capabilities in order to be in a specific management role, but it's equally imperative that you have a willingness to challenge your own assumptions, and a hunger to learn whatever new skills are needed to play the next inning.
Although the focus of this article is on informed consent at the tribal government level, individual informed consent is equally imperative if the research involves human subjects.
It is equally imperative to develop and implement policies across industrializing countries and less developed nations around the globe to protect the health of our children now and in the future.
Although pigs exhibit true epitheliochorial placentation that is distinct from that observed in humans or rodents [ 58], blood vessel formation is equally imperative in all mammals to create a proper environment for exchange of nutrients, gases and metabolites between conceptuses and the endometrium.
All are equally God's children, so equality of treatment on the twins is the paramount moral imperative.
Both are equally parts of Kant's practical philosophy, and both thus have the categorical imperative as their highest principle.
