If, as some British clinical oncologists claim, the combinatorial possibilities of intensive chemotherapy are becoming exhausted and "routine treatments" are increasingly detached from research, then the case for a partial merger of the two nonsurgical subprofessions will be strengthened.
The houses picked for the research were detached homes measuring up to 5,000 square feet in size.
This stresses the importance of research that is detached from direct use for policy making in this case targeted at the further development of methodology.
This responsibility makes it difficult for them to think of a research setting as detached from the best interests of their child.
Conflicts had to be disclosed, and research and analyst pay was detached from investment banking revenues, among other measures.
About two-thirds of the households in the United States have detached houses with lawn around them, said Bruce Butterfield, research director at the National Gardening Association in Vermont.
We account for the different facets of content, process, and context research to bridge the gap between mostly detached substreams.
This is an interesting research field since the quality and quantity of bacterial species detached from subgingival biofilms may differ in different phases of periodontal inflammation.
Consumers want their customary sort, not an unfamiliar rice from far afield.The result is that many rice-eating countries are detached from the price swings in global markets, according to Darren Cooper of the International Grains Council, a research body.
