With new insights designed to better predict and prevent GVHD and novel agents designed to treat GVHD, overcoming this current impediment to successful bone marrow transplantation should become increasingly feasible.
The current impediment to the implementation of genomic approaches in mollusc breeding programs, however, is a significant lack of genomic resources such as genome-wide molecular markers, genomic maps and genome sequences [ 2, 5, 6].
The idea that women should have fun, never miss a party, not fret too much about war, terror alerts and other current impediments to a good time certainly seemed the backbone of the collection the team of Badgley Mischka showed on Monday evening, with the ubiquitous Hilton sisters and Shoshanna Lonstein in the front row.
The groups targeted the lack of basic science and clinical faculty as both past and current impediments to their training in the Medical School and the teaching hospitals.
Here, we synthesise the fields of progress, current impediments and research opportunities in tropical sea cucumber aquaculture arising from recent studies and an Indo-Pacific symposium.
Monitoring a collaboration based on the DISC-model yields insight into windows of opportunity and current impediments for collaborative change.
Current impediments to the progress of designing rehabilitation programs after ICU discharge include uncertainties about which patients require specific intervention or have rehabilitation potential; the timing, intensity, duration, and nature of the application of an intervention; and which specific outcome measures should be used to capture benefit.
He characterized Mr. Gore and the current administration as impediments to progress on issues like Social Security and Medicare because, Mr. Bush suggested, they were too mired in stale thinking and too addicted to partisan warfare.
This paper reviews the current successes and impediments of Global Fund investment and examines how health technology assessment (HTA) can be used to provide guidance on the relative priority of health interventions (medications, devices, diagnostics, and other treatment modalities) subsidized by the Global Fund.
On health care, for instance, most Washington Democrats will, as a matter of both habit and perspective, talk about the moral imperative of covering workers and the uninsured — and only then might they add, as an afterthought, that the current morass is an impediment to business too.
The prognosis of human glioma is poor, and the highly invasive nature of the disease represents a major impediment to current therapeutic modalities.
