Dr. David Feigal, director of the agency's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, defended the decision today, saying women are capable of reviewing the data and making their own choices.
The finale of the show's first season capped off a shockingly effective dramatic arc for hapless protagonist Forrest MacNeil, a man convinced he is capable of reviewing all life experiences for the benefit of the viewing public on his show, Review.
Data should be capable of independent review, but should not be expected to reach a standard that could not be attained at most centres, as this could adversely affect the introduction of these new approaches.
"I don't think a layperson would be capable of drafting a deed or reviewing the title," said Sarah Halpin, who heads Halpin & Co., Solicitors, in Cork City.
"Any recommendations which might be put forward without the necessary factual underpinning would be capable of being construed as the review making a political rather than an evidence-based judgment, whichever direction such recommendations might take.
On the other hand, the canonical IKKs have been shown to be capable of phosphorylating and activating themselves in vitro (reviewed in [ 4]).
Thus, a well structured verbal autopsy method, followed by qualified physician reviews could be capable of providing reasonable cause specific mortality estimates in Ethiopia.
LTR retroelements have been shown to exert a strong impact on the genome of other organisms (see [ 17] for a recent review) and may be capable of similar mobility and influence in this species as well.
However, animal models have demonstrated the potential for transplacental passage of 'pro-asthmatic' mediators (e.g. Th2 cytokines, immunologic cells, etc)., which could theoretically be capable of modifying the developing fetal immune system [reviewed [91]].
Be capable of making decisions.
We'll have to see just how quiet it is and what this machine is capable of, when review units ship.
