Nonetheless, in order to fund the 'right' interventions, there is a need for research capable of discerning between those interventions that are effective and those that are no better than placebo, as the latter are potentially both harmful and wasteful [ 9, 12].
Also included in this cluster were genes involved in metal ion homeostasis (mig-12, NCU09830; sre, NCU07728; and cax, NCU07075), uncovering a previously not discerned need for the fungus to control metal ion homeostasis during exposure to light.
We cannot discern whether such inactivity below 9% is attributable to a failure to realize a likely need for therapy intensification, patient preferences, physician preferences, or a combination of these and other factors.
Hence, there is a great need for methods to discern between transient changes in serum creatinine likely associated with overdiuresis on one hand and AKI with more long-lasting and injurious insults to the kidney on the other [ 20].
Whatever you think about Warren or his religious beliefs, he has discerned a consumer need out there.
Innovation, for example, is frequently a by-product of basic research and thus there is a distinct need for basic research to remain independent and free as it is very often not possible to discern a public value ex-ante.
Our product line will fulfill the demand of thousands of customers with a discerning priority, need and interest for the latest in personal security.
He discerned, for instance, the need for the young student Marius to express survivor guilt over the death of his friends; and I came up with the song Empty Chairs and Empty Tables.
There is an urgent need for the kind of debate that took place in Scotland and in the rest of the United Kingdom in the run-up to the Scottish referendum, but the makings of it are hard to discern.
There is a great unmet need for better diagnostic as well as predictive tools in prostate cancer (PC) needed for discerning aggressive PC from indolent PC.
