"There's nothing on the economic side that indicates a need to rush into buying," he said.
This subset provides a possible therapeutic target and indicates a need to revisit current paradigms of CF airway disease.
He also underestimates the purely psychological difficulty a philosopher must feel when argument indicates a need to give up a theory associated with his own name.
Such behavior generally indicates a need to cover all points in a predetermined pattern with such compulsion that, if the interviewee were interrupted, he would never be able to reassemble all the parts.
The German health insurance system is not as cost-effective as in some of Germany's neighbouring countries, which, given present expenditure levels, indicates a need to improve efficiency and value for patients.
The long-term feedback from participants is less positive, and the long-term feedback from the managers of the course participants indicates a need to expand on the coverage of the Boeing-specific processes and methods.
"wherein the level of 6-thioguanine greater than about 400 pmol per 8×108 red blood cells indicates a need to decrease the amount of said drug subsequently administered to said subject". 623 patent, col.20, ll.10-20 .10-20.
In doing so, the court construed the claim's language, "indicates a need to decrease" (or "to increase"), as not limited to instances in which the doctor actually decreases (or increases) the dosage level where the test results suggest that such an adjustment is advisable.
For example, the study indicates a need to initiate legislation that lowers the speed limit during dark and twilight hours, commits additional resources to road maintenance to reduce unsafe road conditions, and stimulates improvements in automotive design that provide better lateral protection to vehicles.
Application of the masking method of information processing for fast recognition of LBS images [22] indicates a need to improve a method of the parallel hierarchical transformation.
The evidence at the species and ecosystem level given in this Special Issue indicates a need to rethink the prevailing 'win-win' paradigm of today.
