In theory, the introduction of RMPs should expedite post-marketing drug safety decisions.
In this whitepaper, we review modernization of those techniques and the testing equipment used to monitor in vitro drug release, with an end goal of facilitating the development of IVIVCs that can be used to expedite post-approval changes.
While HotelTonight said that they use some automation to help expedite things post-request (like pulling hours and location for nearby restaurants) , all messages are fielded by a live person.
And we also outlined reforms aimed at expediting the post-conviction review and clemency processes.
Likewise DfID's South Sudan Recovery Fund, which was set up "to assist the government of South Sudan expedite delivery of post-conflict recovery assistance," etc, is expected to have eaten up more than £52m of its budget by June 2014.
Williams thinks that the Post expedited this story to connect with the gay marriage story of last week, but I was actually under the impression that they delayed the story slightly, to try to avoid that connection being made?
Reconceptualizing economic theory is no longer merely an interesting intellectual exercise, but an urgent task if we are to develop the appropriate tools to expedite our transition into a post-carbon future.
The post even wound up expediting the opening of a new Amsterdam chapter.
The ban prompted Tesla to respond with an angry blog post accusing Christie of expediting the process and ignoring a previous promise to settle the matter through due process in the legislature.
"Thanks to everyone who helped expedite this evening for me," he posted last night.
By M. C. Griggs and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 22 , 1944P. 12 Sign posted in each of the elevators of a San Francisco office building: "To Expedite Egress.
