But Mr. Fulk, 47, who grew up in a small town an hour's drive from Charlottesville, Va., and has lived in San Francisco for 21 years with his partner, Kurt Wootton, said that any consideration of his growing prominence is irrelevant.
According to Jim Krueger, AEGIS COO: "Monster ScreenClean products were developed with careful consideration of the growing problem posed by disease-causing agents that are prone to exist on portable electronic devices, where the heat-rich environment and constant human handling can create optimum conditions for contamination.
The Committee on Fisheries has recommended the setting up of a new Sub-Committee on Aquaculture in consideration of the growing contribution of this sector to fisheries production.
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In particular, consideration of the growing trend of transferring scientific research into more and more levels of health care and the subsequent need to evaluate research skills [ 43] supported the inclusion of the area "Research & Development" and the careful weighing of its contribution to the final score.
Having demonstrated the validity and reliability of the SPICE instrument, and in consideration of a growing desire within the academy to conduct longitudinal assessments of students via repeated measurements, the primary objective of this study was to assess whether the SPICE instrument was capable of measuring changes in medical and pharmacy students' perceptions following an IPE experience.
In consideration of the growing proportion of colorectal cancer patients that are exposed to combination regimens, including modulated-FU and either CPT-11 or L-OHP, in the adjuvant setting as well as in the front-line treatment for the advanced disease, there is an urgent need to develop alternative regimens for early relapsing or progressing patients.
For example, medical tourism's direct role in informing the planning for a new private wing in a public hospital with the expectation that it will cross-subsidize public access to care is not captured by the broad original consideration of a growing private health sector.
In this respect, consideration of a sufficient number of growing seasons is important to take account of the variability of biotic (e.g. pest pressure) and abiotic (e.g. weather conditions) environmental factors.
These data showed that consideration of culture grown under various conditions as cDNA sources enabled efficient collection of ESTs.
