The issuance of a patent is appropriately regarded as a quid pro quo the grant of a limited right for the inventor's disclosure and subsequent contribution to the public domain.
Under the leadership of President Giamatti, Yale's refreshing view is that its excellence in the humanities can be a basis for its civic relations, and that its faculty of distinguished scholars of the humanities are appropriately regarded as part of a tradition of public service.
Despite the understandable excitement that biomarkers provide, it will be important to be appropriately cautious regarding the application of these new techniques to clinical care and practice until the techniques can be established as specific to AD [ 87].
Given the complexity of the procedures involved in this work, it might be more appropriately regarded as a proof of concept study (the concept that asthmatics can be challenged, reinfused with labelled granulocytes and scanned within the time frame of the late phase reaction) than a definitely statistically powered investigation.
Therefore, her account might be more appropriately regarded as a 'boundary' rather than an 'outlier' case.
For instance, while Group A has 100% bootstrap support, Group E as identified by Penning et al. [ 90] is split into two clades in our phylogenetic tree and is more appropriately regarded as part of the larger E/F/H clade.
An ideal screening tool is yet to be determined and these patients need to be counseled appropriately regarding the increased complication rates before proceeding with TKA.
As patients with LADA cannot expect the "usual" chances of durable improvement in glycemic control, there is a strong argument for screening in the bariatric clinic so that patients may be appropriately counseled and informed regarding their chances of diabetes remission.
We have made some changes to the text, particularly in the Discussion, to make sure that we are appropriately circumspect regarding the mechanism of action of VCP.
Athletes therefore need to be counseled appropriately regarding future elite sporting participation and may need to consider early retirement from professional sport.
As with other studies based on qualitative data, our conclusions might not be appropriately generalizable for drawing conclusions regarding stereotypes across a broader population (Schneider, 2010).
