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"We spent months with the heads of product for leading mobile companies, Flurry, MoPub, TapCommerce, and Criteo, working together to create a specification that provides a rich set of features that are easy to implement and open for either further refinement as the industry develops," says Long.
In addition, it could serve as a screener for either further HRQL assessment or clinical intervention.
An additional factor determining treatment for relapse is dictated by patient preference for either further intensive treatment or palliative measures, and the availability of donor.
Therefore, early (30 days postoperatively), intermediate (30 days to 5 months postoperatively) and late complications (from postoperative month 6 onward) were recorded and assessed according to their degree of severity and the need for either further surgery or conservative regime.
To achieve an acceptable margin for the compressor surge, either further reduction in the firing temperature or further increase in the coolant is required.
(For the IP group either further PGE2 was given or Foley catheter inserted, and the patient remained on Antenatal Ward until in labour, for the OPC group admission to Antenatal Ward for inpatient PGE2 occurred).
Pursuit of such a research program of successive approximations promises to yield either further evidence for the theory of gravity when the program is successful or the exceptions Newton speaks of in Rule 4 that require the theory to be revised.
This finding may either further suggest redundancy for PCSK7 function in biology or be a sign of more limited number of target molecules.
The Tribunal, however, didn't exercise jurisdiction on all of the Philippines' arguments against China, opting to cover 7 items while leaving the rest for either clarification or further consideration since they "do not possess an exclusively preliminary character".
These results were not changed for either cohort after further adjustments for cigarette smoking (Table 3).
For either of those countries, further downgrades toward "junk" territory could result in the same vortex that eventually pulled Greece, Ireland and Portugal under.
