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Interpreting adverse CV signals was brought to the fore with rosiglitazone, which after almost 10 years of postmarketing experience, created sufficiently ambiguous adverse event data that the drug was withdrawn in Europe, but the FDA settled for tighter labeling (38, 39).

That, he said, means working on creating "sufficiently credible financial firewalls" and creating tighter rules for the common currency.

These courses aim at closing students' knowledge gaps and creating sufficiently solid content-related bases for successfully mastering studies.

In Fig. 7, we show simulation results for homogeneous and heterogeneous recurrent networks with target firing rates set to create sufficiently large characteristic firing rate variances.

However, the accuracy of the measurements depended on the uniformity of the magnetic field, and Ramsey found that it was difficult to create sufficiently uniform magnetic fields.

In order to create sufficiently representative models, they were optimized to find a set of active compounds while keeping the number of decoys in the hitlist low.

(Surgical gloves were relatively new and not in widespread use, having been introduced by Halsted in 1889 [ 12]. Halsted contracted with the Goodyear Rubber Company to create sufficiently thin gloves that would allow the surgeon adequate sensitivity).

In Gram-negative bacteria, which do have a thinner peptidoglycan layer, many trans -envelope macromolecular structures such as type III secretion systems, T4P systems or flagellar systems, employ specialized peptidoglycan degrading enzymes in order to create sufficiently large gaps within the peptidoglycan layer to accommodate these structures 87, 88.

But we don't believe that Ocado has created a sufficiently large barrier to entry to insulate it from copycats - with the time, money and motivation, much of what Ocado has done could be replicated we believe.

Mr. Spence's looks aside, he said that regulators were not ready to grant approval until Lakeside had raised enough capital, created a sufficiently conservative business plan and hired an experienced management team.

This time it relied much more on the existing local infrastructure; essentially betting that Mr Graf's training had created a sufficiently large, active and self-starting troop of volunteers in and around the seat to win it easily.