Possible quality improvement measures include the education of primary care physicians about the importance of preventive cardiovascular care in patients with RA and more effective coordination of care among rheumatologists, cardiologists, and primary care physicians in light of the complexity of this patient population.
In light of this functional complexity and the strong downregulation of hsp90α observed in this experiment, it is proposed that hsp90α plays a developmental role in early stages of coral embryogenesis, and that upregulation of this transcript is no longer evident after several hours of chronic thermal stress.
"In light of the complexity and importance of this issue, the department will use this additional time to continue to receive public comments and to evaluate and study this matter," Mr. Eristoff said in his statement.
In this study, although the incidence of SAMHD1 mutations in LAA patients was only 3%, this prevalence is noteworthy in light of the complexity of the multiple genetic and environmental risk factors that influence the disease.
This multi-disciplinary and multi-methodological approach is necessary in light of the complexity of the event and the sophistication of a community level analysis.
In light of the complexity of the universe, which of the overarching theories of materialism, humanism, or theism provides the best explanation?
In fact, in light of the complexity analysis presented in Table 1 at the end of Section 3.3, the complexities of the DML and Bayesian algorithms are, respectively, in the order of (N_{oper}^{text {Bayesian}}= 35.32times 10^{6}) and (N_{oper}^{textrm {DML}}= 94.42times 10^{6}) operations against only (N_{oper}^{text {AF}}=2484) operations for the proposed estimator.
In light of the complexity of the cases tested, NV with uncontrolled boundary conditions, the results of the comparisons performed between measurements and simulations should contribute to increase confidence in the use of EnergyPlus to simulate buoyancy driven natural DV systems.
Steven R. Ratner of the University of Michigan Law School reviewed the book for the American Journal of International Law, writing, "In light of the complexity of the legal and moral issues, Targeted Killings is a welcome addition to the academic literature.
