With the intent of aiding policy decision makers on which CHB drugs should be included in the NLED, our study was the first to compare the cost-utility of each drug therapy according to the THASL clinical practice guidelines with palliative care in patients with HBeAg-positive CHB based on a societal perspective.
In this talk, I will present recent work on capturing high-level design intent to aid the creative process.
His intent and purpose was to give the illegal immigrant the capability to go further into the interior of the country, and into the Refuge....The defendant left full, plastic water jugs on the Refuge with the intent to aid illegal immigrant traffic.
Several alternative medications are then shown on the screen with the intent to aid prescribers in easily identifying a potentially more appropriate drug therapy for the older patient.
But there is no known evidence that he had any intent to aid the enemy.
America may have to take a deep breath and fundamentally reconsider the nature of its alliances with the likes of Turkey and Saudi Arabia, which both openly proclaimed their intent, in Syria today, to go on aiding the gamut of these Caliphate forces (ISIS, Al Qaeda and Ahrar al-Sham).
The killings were another blow to the embattled aid workers in Afghanistan, who have seen 32 of their colleagues, and at least 5 other foreigners, killed since March 2003, often by Taliban and other militants intent on stalling aid and reconstruction efforts.
Less than a tenth of the nation's metropolitan areas have regained the jobs they lost in the economic downturn, according to a report being released Wednesday by the nation's mayors as they gather in Washington to express their exasperation that the federal government seems more intent on cutting aid to cities than on sending more.
The organization was founded in 1971 by French doctors intent on providing aid to victims of natural disasters, following up on efforts to provide emergency medical care to those affected by the civil war in Nigeria in 1968-1971.
He is intent on avoiding another one.
Officials of the Reagan administration, intent on avoiding a Congressional withholding of aid to the Salvadoran military, also dismissed the reports, which were first published in The New York Times and The Washington Post.
