A need will become a want, if means are defined, which are considered capable to satisfy the need.
On May 14, 2013 the Supreme Court decided that the children could choose themselves since the children were considered capable to make a decision.
In this context, biocompatible coatings are gaining interest, not only for their biological effects but also because they are considered capable to mask nanoparticle toxicity.
Among the biological molecules used for NP coating, chitosan, particularly carboxymethylchitosan (CMCS), and heparin appear very interesting also because they are considered capable to mask NP toxicity [ 11, 12].
For this comparison, the empirical EDPVR proposed by Klotz et al. (2006) was chosen as the ground truth physiological EDPVR, as it is considered capable to represent healthy and diseased cases.
The opinion leaders were considered capable to influence the other healthcare professionals working in the acute care chain for AAC, as they were either positioned at an intermediate management level of one of the organizations involved or were considered to be experts on the field of AAC.
When Meraj, an absent-looking fellow with a disarmingly stupid face you could consider capable of nothing dangerous, picked dandruff off his hair and sniffed his fingers, Shockie said, "Don't do that".
He gave as examples cases where journalists were working on "disclosing a criminal offense" with their inquiries, and whether their work could be "considered capable of contributing to an important matter of public debate".
Patients then not considered capable of PSM were asked to return to their usual care and followed-up within the PSM arm, with the reason for withdrawal documented.
It is the essence of fresh lemons, the antithesis of the artificial or too-sweet lemonades so common in this country, where even children are considered capable of making a pitcherful to sell at a sidewalk stand.
