Some programmes can absorb a degree of contraction, whilst still continuing e.g. through better targeting.
The continuing success, e.g. of systems biology, relies on the judicious combination of experimental and theoretical lines of argument.
Here the reconstructed network is presented in a platform that will allow continued annotation, e.g. in a community based effort in analogy with what has recently been done for genome-scale metabolic models of yeast [ 27].
There was a noticeable impact on education, leisure, professional or domestic life for some, while others could continue by changing e.g. their performance pattern.
Further insights into C continue to emerge, e.g. that MBL utilizes two specific serine proteases (MASP-1, MASP-2) to initiate the activation of C, and the function of these proteases may influence the pathogenesis of more diseases.
The efficacy and safety results of the EINSTEIN PE and EINSTEIN-Extension study, and the more convenient treatment with rivaroxaban or any other approved NOAC will likely impact on the clinical decision to stop or continue anticoagulation treatment, e.g. in patients in whom difficulties related to VKA management drive the decision to stop anticoagulation despite a high risk of recurrent VTE.
Standards continue to be updated e.g. the new British Standards Institution document and that of European Committee for Standardization [2].
Furthermore, efforts were made to encourage patients to continue to exercise together, e.g. to visit a fitness center at the end of the program.
Furthermore when HCWs embark on a strike action, they must endeavor to provide a certain level of minimum service, e.g. continue providing emergency medical services, thereby minimizing the impact of strikes on the general public.
In these respects DRT made a clear break with classical formal semantics, which during the 1970s had emanated from Montague's pioneering work (Thomason 1974), but in other respects it continued the tradition, e.g. in its use of model-theoretical tools.
TB-control efforts should focus on continues micro-epidemics, e.g. with Cluster-2 in Danes, prevention of reactivation TB in high-risk migrants, and outbreaks in socially marginalized migrants, such as Somalis and Greenlanders.
