(Just colored water, she confided, after turning on a switch inside the house. Then, looking critically, she decided it needed more food dye).
Joel I. Klein, the former schools chancellor, began nudging principals several years ago to judge teachers more critically when deciding on tenure, and the percentage of denials slowly rose.
And, critically, who should decide?
It is critically important to decide what the nation is and what it should be.
Therefore, it is important and timely to synthesize existing knowledge on ITV in order to (1) decide critically when ITV should be considered, and (2) establish methods for incorporating this variability.
Most critically, Team Obama will decide how to raise the cost and thereby deter the use of fossils fuels and the products that use them.
However, for intravenous (iv) injections, which have more practical clinical value, information on the pharmacokinetics and distribution of the injected particles is critically needed to decide when, where, and how to apply the laser.
In addition, currently available data resources and surveillance systems will need to be evaluated critically first to decide whether they fit the criteria for a successful linkage or might need to be updated and expanded to make linkage possible and useful.
Most critically, the manager must decide early on whether the demand estimate for the day is correct meaning the staffing levels will be sufficient or whether the actual demand is different from the estimate.
It's the rare musician who, in the middle of a critically acclaimed career, would decide to hang up his guitar for a while to sit down in front of a computer.
Knowing a patient has a DNA-repair-gene mutation could be critically important in deciding which treatment to use, said senior co-author Peter Nelson, a member of the Human Biology, Clinical Research and Public Health Sciences divisions at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
