"Only credible and corroborated facts that provide us with some degree of certainty will guide our decision-making".
The letter added: "Given the stakes involved, and what we have learned from our own recent experiences, intelligence assessments alone are not sufficient - only credible and corroborated facts that provide us with some degree of certainty will guide our decision-making".
In short, Grindr has an influx of cash and a significant degree of autonomy to guide plans for global proliferation.
The degree of traction was guided by both fluoroscopic and echocardiographic assessments.
Constructions of degree bi-4 or bi-3 may require one or more steps of guided subdivision to reach the same macroscopic quality.
The average medial proximal tibial angle (MPTA) was 107 degrees prior to guided growth, compared to a normal value of 87 degrees.
For example, Armendt (1993) tells us that it involves an inconsistency that is revealed by the fact that degrees of belief guide action, and that Dutch Book vulnerability amounts to giving conflicting evaluations to the same option(s).
Although hNPCs are clearly an artificial culture system, they appear to have some degree of innate programming that guides their differentiation as early passage hNPCs produce a majority of neurons when dissociated and plated while later passage hNPCs produce an increasing percentage of glia [3].
41 42 Therefore, the degree of hepatic fibrosis can guide treatment decisions and monitor progress in patients with ALT <2×ULN and that are HBeAg negative.
By multivariate regression analysis we found that the three parameters: probability of complex formation, expression level and degree of a protein independently guide the evolutionary rates of proteins in the PPI network.
A possible reason for this could be that the severity of the clinical signs at presentation, including the degree of swelling, may have guided the veterinarians in their choice of treatment, so that dogs with a higher degree of swelling were more likely to receive glucocorticoids.
