His work at D-Lab has a myriad of applications: Sometimes this means simply doing better point-of-care diagnosis of acute or chronic diseases; other times, the focus is on screening and identifying those who are sick but don't realize it.
Efforts to combat resistance have focused on limiting antimicrobial use, providing patient education about appropriate use and developing better point-of-care tests.
They struck me as fundamentally Romantic in contour — perhaps a bit Brahmsian, for lack of a better point of reference.
So for a better point of comparison, let's call it one iPhone to two years of insurance.
Although I've repeatedly invoked Spicy & Tasty, a better point of reference for many Manhattan diners may be the estimable Grand Sichuan restaurants, and I swung by the newest one, in Greenwich Village, between visits to Szechuan Gourmet.
He takes this resonant phrase from HP Lovecraft's minatory short story, "The Call of Cthulhu", rather than the dark ages of historical record, although the latter may turn out to be a better point of reference for our current era.
But since there's no overarching "national video game league" the way there is for, say, football or baseball, a better point of comparison might involve total prize pools for esports and traditional sporting events.
Maybe jazz is a much better point of reference.
A better point of comparison might be 30 Seconds To Mars, if you factor the Hollywood career in and imagine Jared Leto is a girl, which is surprisingly easy.
Recently, the government stressed plans to improve skills among the manufacturing labor force, which is a better point of focus than replacing humans with robots wholesale (though some firms are aiming toward the latter).
