By uttering a secret name of God, Moses killed the Egyptian taskmaster, and subsequently, two other wayward Jews who had witnessed the event informed on him to Pharoah.
This sequence of events informs the structure of the film as well as the tricks, the most significant of which is known as 'the Transported Man'.
Knowing how many patients discontinued (for any reason), and those who discontinued because of adverse events informs about the acceptability and tolerability of a treatment.
We also found that EPs consider a broad range of clinical events to be indicative of clinical deterioration and that these events inform the disposition decision.
Data is transferred across a network to a control server, which handles events (informing a user if sensor data exceeds set boundaries).
Have certain life events informed your work, or has the music of others influenced you at all?
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That information can be reported on, distributed, consumed, enjoyed... What do you think of the job the traditional press is doing, covering important events, informing the public on critical issues, and requiring you to afford them the opportunity to take a second bite at the apple on stories like this Bloomberg blue ribbon study?
HGT events inform about the genome diversification and adaptation processes, but also on the companion populations that the pathogens met during the emergence and dissemination steps.
They are indispensable in the context of conflicting RCT data, detecting adverse events, informing disease monitoring and treatment, addressing clinical questions not amenable to RCTs, enhancing the generalizability/applicability of RCTs, and identifying areas of low and/or insufficient strength of evidence for future research.
