These findings provide a direct rationale to developing novel, efficient, and well-tolerated targeted therapies for IBC patients.
When the kids laud Sanders for being "logical" or "clever," they are speaking of the logic of his activism his cause-and-direct-effect rationale for stepping in, his eagerness to revamp the entire system more than his adeptness as a political strategist.
When the kids laud Sanders for being "logical" or "clever," they are speaking of the logic of his activism — his cause-and-direct-effect rationale for stepping in, his eagerness to revamp the entire system — more than his adeptness as a political strategist.
Skutsch adds that "while it is clear that the communities themselves need to be part of the overall plan" for battling climate change, she "cannot quite see the rationale for direct payments" to indigenous groups for forest conservation.
When announcing the proposals, Scottish Football Association Stewart Regan responded to a question about fans' desire for a bigger top flight by saying he hoped to work with Supporters Direct to explain the rationale for the 12-12-18 plan.
These results further support the rationale for direct or indirect targeting of PCs, which provide additional benefit to patients, provided that any such approach is not associated with an unacceptable safety profile.
There is no rationale for a direct impact of age on LSM.
Such direct toxic effects provide the rationale for the use of enteric-coated aspirin.
As such, these mice could provide a preclinical rationale for and direct the design of clinical studies.
The rationale for transcranial direct current stimulation as therapy for stroke is that therapeutic stimulation paradigms increase activity in ipsilesional motor cortical areas, but this has not previously been directly tested for conventional electrode placements.
Obama's directive laid out the rationale for a policy of engagement with Cuba and directed executive branch agencies to work toward its implementation.
