Meredith Anderson, a spokeswoman for Fleming, which is based in Dallas, said: "Our service levels are excellent, in conformance with the contract.
This phase I dose-escalation study to evaluate treatment with weekly nab-paclitaxel in combination with S-1 in patients with HER2-negative MBC was carried out in conformance with the Good Clinical Practice guidelines and the Declaration of Helsinki, and the protocol was approved by the Institutional Review Board of each participating medical institution prior to initiation of the study.
The EDGE COPD trial will be carried out in conformance with the principles of the current version of the Declaration of Helsinki and the other regulations in force.
The study was conducted in conformance with the ethical considerations laid out in the 2008 Declaration of Helsinki, and the study protocol was approved by the research ethics review board of the College of Applied Medicine Science at King Saud University.
Laws against sodomy, adultery and other deviant sexual practices, though difficult to enforce, are nonetheless just, for they are in conformance with the natural law.
The composition of this painting forms an equilateral triangle in conformance with the search for geometric solutions characteristic of the Renaissance mind.
"With this kind of application, the design professional can self-certify that the work was completed in conformance with the description of the project accepted by the Department of Buildings," Mr. DeWinter said.
The street's name was changed to West Broadway in 1897 to remove the vestiges of Tweedism, and the numbers were realigned to run from south to north in conformance with the rest of the city's grid.
After the first six performances through Jan., 13 Andrew McCarthy and other, as yet unannounced actors, will take over the role in conformance with the company's policy for rotating the casts of its Stage Too productions.
Deconstruction started to run into the sands when it got used to interpret texts in conformance with the political views of the interpreter (a type of self-fulfilling prophecy that afflicts many schools of criticism).
