Nonetheless, I am excited by the prospects of mobile banking, and while it may take a few years before its impact will meaningfully filter down to the poorest of the poor, it is encouraging that entrepreneurs like Realini and Swamy are working on the problem.
Our need is urgent, but the possibility that it will be meaningfully addressed is remote.
What they changed will endure: focus on what matters (your risk), decide if the benefit to you is worth the risk and cost of the drug (know your risk and the likelihood it will be meaningfully reduced with treatment), and preferentially use medications that reduce your risk (rather than make your lab tests look good with an unknown effect on your risk).
In addition, we expect that it will contribute meaningfully to further efforts to use genome-scale metabolic models for contextualizing information obtained in systems-level data for bridging the gap between transcriptional state and metabolic phenotype.
So unless China fundamentally changes the way it calculates its interests soon, it is unlikely Beijing will meaningfully contribute to global solutions in London next month.
"It's entirely legal and will meaningfully increase access to information for people in China," said the company's chief legal officer, David Drummond.
Despite theoretical benefits, it is unclear if leukoreduction will meaningfully decrease the rate of TSACs.
"It seems unlikely that the F.B.I. investigation will meaningfully inform Massachusetts residents about what happened," Carol Rose, the executive director of the A.C.L.U. of Massachusetts, said in a letter to Martha M. Coakley, the attorney general of Massachusetts.
Thus, it remains to be determined under which conditions lexical analysis will meaningfully enhance our understanding of student thinking about STEM ideas.
Most important, they're doing it with utter impunity — confident that either no one is watching or no one will meaningfully call them out.
