Ensuring that potential research participants are providing consent that is substantially informed requires that the foreseeable risks and benefits of research are fully disclosed.
So it seems that femoral fracture may only be a risk factor for long-term institutionalization if the subject's ability to independently perform activities of daily living is substantially reduced (requiring the help of assistive persons or bedridden).
However, the predicted speed of propagation of the tip of the shear band is substantially less than required to explain the lengths of the bands observed in the experiments.
Now, however, the broader scientific, technological, and cultural climate in which public health agencies operate and in which emerging infections are addressed is changing substantially, requiring the EIP to adapt.
There's a decent chance the Court will say, as the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals did, that companies can have religious beliefs, and that it is substantially burdensome to require them to provide women with insurance that covers basic health care.
Although Steele, the resigned provost, declared last month that he had granted Sorrell paid administrative leave – which is substantially different than requiring her to use her limited sick days – emails Sorrell shared reveal that she had to fight to get paid leave approved.
While many surgeons have used arthroscopy for diagnosis and debridement, repair through the arthroscope is substantially different and requires additional training and experience.
In previous work, we demonstrated that the dose required to kill Jurkat cells is substantially less than that required to kill U937 cells when exposed to 10-ns EP [29], [31].
While the power required for this ablative therapeutic modality is substantially higher than that required for plasmonic photothermal therapy, the ability of the implanted device to scatter NIR light isotropically and minimize heat conduction at the tissue-device interface is highly dependent on geometric and material design parameters and is important for ensuring broad tissue coverage.
Its key ratio, CET1, rose to 16.3% from 14.5%, which is substantially above the minimum required.
