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SIMS was used to ensure that the BCC template contained the standard information deemed necessary for new glaucoma patients to make an informed decision about use of their ocular hypertensive treatment (travoprost).

Given an input specification as above, the system starts by computing any missing information deemed necessary for the agreement and linearisation tasks from left to right.

The < notes > element stores the comments of model creators as plain text that describes the model generation process and any other information deemed necessary by model creators.

Indeed, the board found that the FBI can disseminate US person information acquired under section 702 "that reasonably appears to be foreign intelligence information" or even data deemed "necessary to understand foreign intelligence information".

Such information was deemed necessary to determine whether the interventions were being delivered as intended and prescribed, and to ensure treatment fidelity [ 109, 110]s.

The amended law lets the government order doctors to obtain any information from patients deemed necessary to prevent the spread of infectious disease, said Kala Anandarajah, of Rajah & Tann, a local law firm.

The issue was thought to center around BlackBerry's encryption of emails, BBM messages and other data from its users which prevented authorities from gaining the access to information that they deemed necessary for national security.

In this paper, we suggest that there is a need to develop models of the specific health effects of interest (e.g., carcinogenesis in specific tissues), which embody as much of the mechanistic (i.e., biological) information as is deemed necessary.

The blinding of cases may be discontinued as deemed necessary and information gathered so that the causes behind the occurrence may be investigated.

… Mr. Hoffman has been asked to follow all leads and pursue all information he deems necessary to complete the review regardless of whether the information reflects positively or negatively on APA".

RCTs do not always reflect real-life outcomes, and real-life studies are deemed necessary to complement information retrieved with RCTs.