Just as the actor's already prolific film career underwent a significant growth spurt last year — he wrote, directed and starred in the critically lauded "Don Jon" and secured a deal to produce the big screen adaptation of comic book series "The Sandman" — the 32-year-old auteur also found time to moonlight as an avant-garde show runner.
Through it, M&S is addressing the right things, in the right way, to secure critically important outcomes".
Because hypovolemia is a frequent cause for hemodynamic deterioration in critically ill patients, securing an adequate intravascular volume is a cornerstone of hemodynamic management.
Binding of complement proteins to tumour antigens enhances their capture, processing, and presentation to T and B lymphocytes (Arvieux et al, 1988, Carroll, 2004), and with PDT-generated cancer vaccines this property appears critically important for securing ardent immune recognition of targeted tumour and the development of effective antitumour adaptive response (Korbelik and Sun, 2006).
CLLM conceived the study, participated in its design and coordination, secured funding and critically revised the manuscript for important intellectual content.
While both films were well received critically, the financial success of the studio was secured by the phenomenal sale of Totoro merchandise.
Carefully and critically read and discussed the paper as well as secured the financial background to the project.
Obviously, the extent to which these steps can be taken by the federal government depends critically on the amount of funding that can be secured for supporting health IT in general and CDS specifically.
After several weeks camped out on sofas and in spare rooms, I secured a two-month sublet in the now critically hip district of Neukölln, still several years away from eclipsing neighboring Kreuzberg in the cool-hunting stakes.
In 2004 he gave a critically acclaimed performance in the multi-starrer drama Aayutha Ezhuthu and the film secured him his first Filmfare Award for the intense portrayal of a rogue.
