In a report on the chimp's behavior published online today in Current Biology, Osvath concludes that because Santino was calm when collecting the ammunition but used it only when agitated, his behavior "is clearly identifiable as planning for a future [mental] state".
The gross tumor volume (GTV) was contoured as the identifiable tumor on planning CT in the lung window.
A CP consists of a sequence of clinical evaluations, interventions, and standardized care plans with identifiable outcomes.
They recognize that "clear intention, a realistic plan and an identifiable constituency distinguish political activism from random acts," but offer a 13-point agenda, which they call a manifesta, notably lacking all three.
Invitations were sent to the most senior executive within each plan or, where identifiable, the executive responsible for contract negotiations.
But the problem is that present-day pathology tests rely almost exclusively on the "appearance" of cells under the microscope, and cannot tell if those of a certain identifiable group actually have evil plans.
However, privacy campaigners have raised concerns both about the security of the data and plans to make identifiable data available to third parties, if approved by an independent NHS confidentiality panel, warning that patients will not know who has access to their private information.
When DoubleClick announced plans to merge identifiable online profiles with offline purchasing records, some consumer advocacy groups called it the greatest breach of privacy since the inception of the Internet.
Some components of care planning were, however, identifiable in participants' reports of care.
In all cases the GTV was easily identifiable on the diagnostic and planning scans.
