In the current studies, the approximate 80 mg/kg/day dose used was based on experience where such a dose by a majority of ARIs either prevented or significantly delayed diabetic cataract formation as illustrated by the laboratories of Kador [28], [29], [58] and Kinoshita [59], [60], [61].
The productivity figures quoted above are based on experience where suitable sized stones were available in-field (productivity 0.5 m3 person-day) or in the immediate locality (productivity 0.33 m3 person-day)^ These rates of productivity would decrease significantly if stone has to be transported over greater distances and/or is of too large a size and has to be broken.
The health care strategy and policy for the UNHCR and other aid agencies are based on experiences from camp settings, where refugees are easily accessible [ 22].
Former aides to the general said his estimate summarized back-of-the-envelope calculations but had been based on experiences as a commander in postwar Bosnia, where the United States sent 50,000 troops to quiet five million people, a population one-fifth that of Iraq.
The Soviet Union's military doctrine of maskirovka (literally: disguise, camouflage, concealment) defines the need for surprise through deception, including camouflage, based on experiences such as the Battle of Kursk where camouflage helped the Red Army to overwhelm a powerful enemy.
The DoF should consider further industry development programme of small farms available to local grass-roots community, perhaps based on experiences in "Shrimp farming zone number 2", where special attention is reported to have been given to the local community.
We chose the conditions of our screen based on experience with S. Typhimurium where motility agar at 37°C is a good condition for observing sdiA-dependent activation of chromosomal fusions.
Based on experience from previous studies where difficulties in obtaining contact information and data from some groups of professionals were encountered [ 21], it was decided to focus on a limited number of groups.
This approach is largely based on experience with ESRD patients where dialysis is only initiated when the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) has declined to <5-10 ml/minute and the patient is symptomatic.
Based on experience to date, even where the same logic applies as when a medicine is viewed by NICE as not being adequately cost-effective at the price the company has chosen, the company is rarely (if ever) seen as the villain of the piece 'demanding' too high a price; rather, the NHS is viewed as failing to find the necessary money for a new drug.
