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The institute will be established with more than $300 million in state and private funds over four years.

The outcome of strokes secondary to isolated MCAD remains to be established with more objective data.

In addition, adequate treatment was felt to be established with more confidence and in shorter time as compared to cases without sputum data.

Trust and coordination had to be established with more diverse communities, many of which were in postconflict environments, than in past outbreaks.

9. Following the evaluation, a GREP Secretariat has been established with more clearly defined responsibilities within the AGAH Infectious Diseases Group.

Even here, however, he allows only that it can be established with "no more than probability" that the cause of such order is the activity of some intelligent designer.

The diagnosis of pathology of the cuff muscles is commonly based on an initial physical examination, which has limited prediction values, and can be established with a high precision by more sophisticated imaging modalities such as ultrasound and MRI.

It would substantially strengthen the paper if biological relevance were established with either a more specific perturbation and/or a more specific assay for ER exit (as opposed to cell death).

If a confiding relationship is established with the interviewee, more information may be acquired regarding the training post, albeit the opposite may hold true.

Another relevant aspect is that there are factors of the same disease that increase costs; for example, if the disease has a duration of more or less than 6 months, significant differences are established, with greater cost and with more disease duration, and the same phenomenon occurs with the number of comorbidities [ 25].

When Mars became aware of the institutes' interest in this type of research, a public-private partnership was established, with the company committing more than $2 million.