In the interim, serological evidence of exposure should be based on assays with known sensitivity and specificity against culture-confirmed melioidosis.
In the interim, current evidence suggests that fluid management that rapidly recognises and treats hypovolaemia while avoiding inappropriate fluid loading may be optimal for renal function and wider clinical outcomes.
The case is shaping up largely as one of "he said, she said" as some potential witnesses have died in the interim and hard evidence of theft 40 years ago may be hard to come by; furthermore, even the state's own case doesn't mention who may have stolen it.
In the interim, however, serologic evidence of exposure should be based on assays with known sensitivity and specificity against culture-confirmed melioidosis, and, to our understanding, the IHA is the best test for identifying melioidosis cases.
An Interim Suit Prosecutors Cite Evidence of Threats In early October 1997, Microsoft's lawyers attended a meeting at the Justice Department to try to explain why it included its Web browsing software in Windows.
Lord Morris of Aberavon, who served as attorney-general under Blair, has tabled a motion calling on the Government to consider removing Chilcot and publishing an interim report based on evidence already gathered.
Previous research has provided evidence that interim testing between the original event and post-event synopsis may affect attention and encoding processes employed when processing the narrative.
Pastötter et al. (2011) presented compelling evidence that interim testing may reset encoding processes, resulting in effective learning of post-test information.
In the interim, the police mishandled evidence and members of the force protected Zimmerman rather than do their jobs.
