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Using appropriate therapy algorithms, it should thereby become possible to react earlier and assertively enough to IAH that an ACS case does not even arise.

In this sense it should thereby be thought of as a successor to Kant's "transcendental deduction of the categories" in the Critique of Pure Reason in which Kant attempted to derive a list of those non-empirical concepts, the categories, which he believed to be presupposed by all empirical judgments made by finite, discursive knowers like ourselves.

In fact, Austan Goolsbee, who is now part of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, wrote in a 2003 New York Times piece titled "The Unemployment Myth," that the government had "cooked the books" by not correctly counting all the people it should, thereby keeping the unemployment rate artificially low".

It should thereby be noted that N. ovalis cannot be cultured yet.

It should thereby be noted that T. vaginalis, just like N. ovalis has the NADH oxidizing elements of complex I, but, in contrast to N. ovalis, does not have the other proteins of this complex [ 35], and is with respect to complex I more like Schizosaccharomyces pombe [ 21].

It is well known type 2 diabetic patients are at very high cardiovascular risk [ 2], and should thereby potentially benefit significantly from anti-platelet treatment.

And until the settlement is completed it is not probable that there will be much revival, unless, of course, all the difficulties in Constantinople should suddenly disappear and the great operators everywhere should thereby be encouraged to act once more.

Twenty years ago, as an associate justice, Mr. Rehnquist was a solitary voice in any earlier regulatory case when he wrote, "We ought not to shy away from our judicial duty to invalidate unconstitutional delegations of legislative authority solely out of concern that we should thereby reinvigorate discredited constitutional doctrines of the pre-New Deal era".

They should thereby facilitate the development of novel chemotherapeutic agents and anti-emetic therapies.

Cancer should thereby be considered an atypical expression of phenotype that is its own reiteration of identifiable evolutionary patterns.

A deviation angle should thereby be applied when aspect is used as a topographic proxy indicating local thermal conditions.