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This acceptance range of 80 125%% can be widened based on a scaled approach for Cmax up to 69.84 143.19 % for highly variable drugs or can be tightened to 90 111.11 % for narrow therapeutic index drugs (NTIDs).
The plane disappeared over the South China Sea, between Malaysia and Vietnam, but it was a week before the search was widened based on evidence taken from radar and satellite tracking.
The victimisation divide between poor and rich with regards to these crimes appeared to have widened based on bivariate analyses.
Indiana's anti-discrimination laws currently cover racial discrimination but, under the front-page headline "Fix This Now", the state's biggest newspaper, The Indianapolis Star, today demanded they be widened to include discrimination based on a person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
On the one hand, they are keen to see the debt paid down and for the club's ownership base to be widened.
The concept of the focus group (FG) is widened and a method based on holding larger groups defined as mega focus groups (MFG) is proposed.
The financial crisis and euro zone recession appears to be widening the gap within the region, based on their dependence on Western European exports and their foreign exchange borrowing requirements.
Park noted – and I agree – that journalism organizations should be widening the net on environmental stories: "I don't think excellence in coverage necessarily has to be either team/unit or individual assignment based.
At present, classical approaches focusing on modifying coping strategies [ 11] or on the cognitive restructuring of pain [ 12] are being widened to include other treatments based on pain acceptation and other psychological constructs.
The experimental results indicated that the wireless microrobot with hybrid motion could complete forward backward and upward downward movements easily with similar kinematic characteristics, where the available frequency band was widened by the control algorithm based on an eight-step rotating magnetic field.
