17 The analysis will conform to the reference case set out by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) 18 using a cost-utility analysis (CUA) between service models and effectiveness measured by QALYs.
TALD cases must conform to the official EU case definition of Legionnaires' disease (15 ), and case-patients must have a history of travel, i.e., at least 1 night spent in commercial accommodation within the EU/EEA countries, away from their residence (including travel within their home country) within the incubation period of Legionnaires' disease (2 10 days before disease onset).
As these timepieces evolved, the English designed the cases to conform to the movement; the French focused more on the case.
Everything must conform to the line – in this case, "immigration bad, keep the gates tightly locked".
But this argument doesn't provide a reason to conform to the instrumental principle in every case in which the instrumental principle is applicable.
Both cases conform to the Hazmap model.
The continued success of the IASLC Staging Project in achieving its objectives will depend on the extent of international participation, the degree to which cases are entered directly into the electronic data capture system, and how closely externally submitted cases conform to the data elements for the project.
Out and out cases of malignant osteogenic sarcoma will show every one of these points, although occasionally one or two may be doubtful, absent, or impossible to verify (Table 1).> Nearly all histories of osteogenic sarcoma cases conform to the following five points: 1. Onset.
For example, in PD, the characteristic LBs and LNs occur in brainstem nuclei and usually exhibit a hierarchical spread to involve limbic and neocortical regions with disease progression [ 8], although not all cases conform to the proposed pattern of disease progression [ 36].
In contrast, during response to a localized injury, only the cells within the damage site need to proliferate, and Yap activation in this case should conform to the physiological organ size limits.
