By mixing "terror, technology and trivia, he has probably done more than any other writer to establish a nationwide imperative to think about infectious agents as global threats and potential weapons," Harold Varmus wrote here in 2002.
In a Nov. 10 review of "The Demon in the Freezer" for The New York Times Book Review, Harold Varmus, the former director of the National Institutes of Health, wrote that Mr. Preston "has probably done more than any other writer to establish a nationwide imperative to think about infectious agents as global threats and potential weapons".
The Federal Government's continuing responsibility must be to find ways to reduce inequities between states in achievement and wellbeing - not only by financial compensation, but also by creating incentives and establishing a moral imperative for states to learn from and assist each other.
Current Controlled Trials ISRCTN94871417 There is significant policy interest and an established ethical imperative for involving patients in decisions about their healthcare [ 1, 2].
With these methods, which blend terror, technology and trivia, he has probably done more than any other writer to establish a nation-wide imperative to think about infectious agents as global threats and potential weapons.
This leads to great functional product designs, but to really develop trust and loyalty, it's imperative to establish an emotional connection with customers.
To adequately support such questions, it is imperative to establish an informatics platform that facilitates the retrieval and utilization of available mitochondrial genome sequence data.
Establishing a case definition is an imperative step in quantifying the magnitude of disease in a population.
The Giants moved away from the running game against the Redskins, but establishing a ground attack is imperative if they are going to have success.
Given the degree to which the administration has established the imperative of success in Iraq, the costs of failure would be high: Power and resolve.
