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Moreover, the development and evaluation of novel delivery systems towards clinical use is often progressed by serendipity rather than a systematic design process, often leading to failure.
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The transformational fashion paradigm seeks what is often unpredictable progress over carefully controlled perfection, and it cultivates and assimilates consumers' unorthodox opinions or creative ideas, and makes permanent room for consumers and their communities in the decision circle.
This phenomenon is what is often called progress, though, having seen my own grandfathers displaced and saddened by the passing of their respective occupations (the railroads and small-time shopkeeping) and having lived on the brink of another dying industry (newspapers) I can think of choicer terms to describe the process.
Government is often slow to progress, as are the institutions it supports.
The slow speed with which its accession into the union has progressed is often seen as a deliberate move by the British, the US and the EU itself to undermine Turkish power.
The first phase (chronic phase, CP) is often asymptomatic and progresses over several years to the accelerated phase (AP), if undiscovered or left untreated.
Because early fibrosis is often asymptomatic, yet steadily progresses toward cirrhosis, it is important to monitor fibrogenic activity both to track disease progression and eventually to assess response to anti-fibrotic drugs.
Although we have made progress, that progress is often disrupted when we see sudden influxes of kids coming in faster than we can discharge them, and we back up".
Avoiding a burn out: Losing good care practitioners to management roles happens not only because of burn out but also because it is often the only way to progress careers.
The fat accumulation is often benign, but it can progress to a condition called nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, or NASH, that features inflammation and swollen cells.
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