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My own experience formulating AIDS policy at the Institute of Medicine in the 1980s convinced me that the majority of Americans are reasonable, and respond to enlightened scientific leadership.
More extensive computer programs, many written by aerospace engineers, are being formulated to aid the engineer in designing new configurations.
Furthermore, a new LS form of the Morozov's discrepancy principle is formulated to aid in selecting the optimum regularization parameter for these filters at each frequency.
Generic rules are formulated to aid sweep maximization both prior to drilling and during the surveillance of producing wells.
Conclusions In a multidisciplinary team motivated to adopt a computerised decision support aid that assists in formulating guideline based care plans, computerised decision support can be effective in improving the team's concordance with guidelines.
This study shows that, in a multidisciplinary team motivated to adopt a computerised decision support aid that assists in formulating guideline based care plans, such support can be effective in improving multidisciplinary teams' concordance with guidelines.
Aids in formulating research objectives and thesis topics for success in the Preliminary Qualifying Exam.
Thus their evaluation as well as follow-up primarily revolve around multi-planar MR imaging, which not only helps in localising the pathology but also aids in formulating a rational diagnosis.
If applied to testing C. albicans mutants, this information aids in formulating hypotheses for subsequent refined testing in appropriate mammalian models.
This perspective takes all constraints into account and aids in formulating hypotheses about how sauropod dinosaurs overcame them (Fig. 7).
These investigations help in formulating appropriate risk policies and aid in development of human radiation exposure guidelines as well as having important therapeutic implications for radio- and/or chemo-sensitive subsets of the human population.
