One notable element is a collaboration it has established with Johns Hopkins University in the U.S. — which it says is aimed at fast tracking startups' market access by linking them to the research organization and its network, including links in to the US healthcare system.
President Obama's ambitious trade agenda unraveled Friday in a stunning setback delivered by his own party as the House rejected an important piece of a package aimed at fast-tracking a controversial trade pact he is pursuing with 11 other Pacific Rim nations.
She said they will look at how to fast track these treatments.
Strengthen the capacity of laboratories that deliver diagnosis and use of SMS at health centres to fast track delivery of test results.
As Table 4 shows the interviews occurred at similar time intervals in fast track and standard groups and at the times intended (Table 4).
Certainly no news conferences to answer questions about the propriety of the race, which was held at a fast track not truly built to stage such an event.
Should the Republic of Ireland international reject the fixed suspension on offer, the matter will be assessed at a fast track tribunal the following day.
Coincidentally, in 1989, Obst was hired as a new executive at Warner and began to fast track the film, by hiring more writers.
Alas, I cannot take any satisfaction in the passage of "fast track" trade authority: as Lael Brainard pointed out on this page yesterday, the Bush administration purchased fast-track at the cost of appalling concessions to special interests, concessions that hurt the very countries free trade is supposed to help.
Mr. Langewiesche's editor for the book, Jonathan Galassi, said he was working at "developing a fast track" for publishing nonfiction books, by measures that include editing copy electronically and streamlining design.
To ensure that the views of different health regions could be explored, the first criterion ensured the presence of at least one fast track (primary and specialised care) per health region.
