This is achieved through good clinical practice and all other methods approved by the scientific community to individuate therapeutic treatments which are safe and consistent with need.
This finding is consistent with needs for more specific guidelines and other readily accessible supportive resources as suggested by other investigators [ 19- 25, 25].
In sum, the rationale for the GFATM was not so much that a GPG was being undersupplied, but that assistance was not being provided efficiently or in a way consistent with needs.
The LSND/KARMEN results are consistent with the needed mass of hot dark matter, and production of heavy elements by supernovae seem to require this same four-neutrino scheme.
The magnitude of the effects was greater in terms of reduced clonogenicity and invasiveness when the inhibitor was used at relatively low concentrations, consistent with those needed to inhibit the target.
Under the gold standard, the financial sector might need more support than the central bank could deliver, consistent with the need to keep a consistent ratio between gold and its reserves.
"But the M.T.A.," he said, "is an independent authority responsible for its financial soundness, and they were always encouraged to take actions that were consistent with their needs".
It could even be argued that the urgent need for ever closer European union that followed the war, particularly driven by the French and the Germans, was partly explained by a kind of psychological denial camouflage system, the need for a behaviour which would in some way be consistent with the need to explain away the ineluctable fact of collaboration.
"What we've been doing is trying as best we can to put in place a system where the focus is on the individual needs of the child and making sure the placement is consistent with the needs and circumstances of that child".
These findings are relatively consistent with the needs profile of families of children with other special health care needs.
