Time-dependent covariates are critically important in studies concerning lengths of stay in hospital.
In an email, Olson's office wrote that the congressman "believes the Clean Air Act is critically important" but has "fundamental concerns" about Texas' ability to meet tighter standards.
"Today's guidance that firms subject to Volcker will be able to use the full two year conformance period to come into compliance with the rule as provided for by the statute is critically important because it alleviates concerns over potentially having to comply with a rule whose details had not yet been made clear," Kenneth E. Bentsen, Jr., a SIFMA executive, said in a statement.
These are critically important issues, and local concerns are often what lead to the creation of legislation such as the Safer Consumer Product Regulations.
Identification of the TLR and RLR family of sensors within the last several years has provided critically important and necessary information concerning cellular recognition of RNA viruses.
Court-ordered monitors were a "critically important asset" to address constitutional concerns with other cities' police departments, the Justice Department lawyers wrote, saying they did not see any reason that, if violations were found, such a monitor would not work in New York.
Given their ubiquity and clinical implications, pediatric pedestrian and bicyclist injuries related to motor vehicles, particularly those resulting in TBI, remain critically important clinical and public health concerns.
This, all agreed, was another example of Ukraine misusing the law to stifle dissent.Eventually even Viktor Yanukovych, the president, voiced his concern: "It is critically important for a democratic country to protect freedom of speech and prevent pressure on media," he declared.
What's truly refreshing here, a business owner committed to the overall satisfaction of the customer first, with the financial outcome, obviously critically important, but subservient to the first concern.
