Perceived usefulness seems to be decisive for the use of eCDS guidance in primary care practice, and therefore the content of the eCDS is a critical issue.
The first satellite and the foundation of the legal regime governing outer space mark the two decisive points for the use of outer space and its international regulation.
TOKYO, Sept 2 (Reuters) - Japan vowed quick, decisive action, including the use of public funds, to tackle the worsening problem of contaminated water pouring from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, as the authorities step in to help the facility's embattled operator.
"Although the intensity of the conflict is likely to increase over the coming weeks and months - especially as anti-regime forces become better armed - there is little to suggest that either side will be able to gain a decisive victory through the use of force alone in the short term," said Torbjorn Soltvedt, senior analyst with risk analysis firm Maplecroft.
In 1996, Farsoun et al. identified decisive hurdles to the use of modern contraceptive methods in Jordan.
Survival data generally contain partially known observations (e.g. when clinical follow-up of the patient ends before a decisive event) requiring the use of regression models that can specifically handle censored data.
Successful implementation of transcutaneous energy transfer systems will mark a decisive turning point for the use of LVAD technology in mainstream therapy of advanced HF [ 126].
Preserved immune competence could be decisive in connection with the use of the unlabelled antibodies that develop efficacy based probably on ADCC and CDC as shown by different studies.
Then, in September, we had the spectacle of western leaders trying to take a lead on Syria, only to be stymied by their legislatures, which wouldn't let them do anything (the British parliament didn't express a decisive view, not even against the use of force; it simply rejected all the options put to it, like a sulky child).
Or they have to choose the other option, which traditionally calls for decisive action, repression, intimidation and the use of force to "break" those who dared raise their heads and make demands.
