BEIJING — In the clearest indication yet that China could soon begin building its first aircraft carrier, a Defense Ministry spokesman said Tuesday that the country was seriously considering "relevant issues" in making its decision about whether to move ahead with the project, according to Xinhua, the state news agency.
While the mtDNA sequence variants representing the somatic mutations occurring here, including point mutations and mtMSI variants, are often found as germline polymorphisms in the human population, it is worthwhile considering relevant issues including their possible differential occurrence in various cancers, their proposed mechanisms of formation and their potential clinical significance.
But Mr. Germick, a lawyer with the Legal Aid Society, said it seemed as though the courts and prosecutors were so intent on cutting the backlog that they were sending cases to trial simply because a judge and a courtroom were available, rather than taking the time necessary to consider relevant issues.
In this paper, we consider relevant issues in research methodology and present an experimental method that can be used to assess action-relevant representational structures.
Based on the fundamental principles of experimental design and inference, we consider relevant issues that, although critical to the very foundation of the perceived production reproduction antagonism, seem to have been previously misrepresented or overlooked.
The CAPs do not provide a set treatment plan, but help guide the clinician to consider relevant issues, assist in the prioritization of treatment feasibility, and inform best practice guidelines.
"After fully considering the relevant issues, the Board will then take a recommendation back to clubs who will determine the League's position on this matter," he concluded.
We presented preliminary results to the advisory group both to confirm credibility of findings and to ensure we were considering all relevant issues.
Decisions for implementing different hemodynamic monitoring devices may improve when systematically considering the relevant issues, according to a predefined checklist, for example.
Interview guides was used to ensure the project objectives were met and similar issues were explored with each participant (Appendix A), but interviewees were encouraged to raise, and the interviewers to explore, any issues considered relevant.
If trustees can demonstrate that they have considered the relevant issues, taken advice where appropriate and reached a reasonable decision, they are unlikely to be criticised for their decisions, or for adopting a particular policy.
