32 We reported these data with some reluctance, since they really constitute a progress report on a clinical research project underway at Memorial Hospital.
In the discussion that followed Beattie modestly states: We reported these data with some reluctance, since they really constitute a progress report on a clinical research project underway at Memorial Hospital.
A spokesman for Mr Almunia appeared to give the thumbs-up yesterday: "It is a proposal that constitutes a significant progress on the issue and I hope will be implemented," he said.
It's hard to know quite what the developers, the Zeckendorfs, believe represents an evolution here, unless it's the notion that expanding the traditional fourteen-story Park Avenue building of the nineteen-twenties into a forty-three-story tower constitutes a form of progress.
These results constitute a relevant progress for QbE STD in Spanish from the evaluation held in 2012.
Since balanced vascular growth, that is, providing mature micro- and macrovessels, appears essential for the treatment of patients with chronic ischemic diseases, this feature may constitute a distinct progress in translating therapeutic neovascularization into patient care.
The lack of progress constitutes a factor for potential crisis in this very sensitive area.
"If there's emotional progress, it constitutes a play in some sense". Besides, he said, a quarter of an hour is just about the limit for an exercise in the absurd.
Clearly, identification and characterization of a cell surface receptor for heparanase constitutes a most relevant challenge for progress in the field.
It constitutes a common reference against which progress in meeting human rights standards for children can be assessed and results compared.
