There would have been much less "tariff escalation"—a nasty practice, by which higher tariffs are levied on successive stages of production.
31 The risk reduction may be less for escalation of treatment (for patients who were already on some treatment at baseline or were started on treatment during follow-up).
Even less so your escalation of this fratricidal course – notwithstanding Mr. Kalanick's resignation – through your recent lawsuit, which we fear will cost the company public goodwill, interfere with fundraising and impede the critical search for a new, world-class Chief Executive Officer.
Therefore, further radiotherapy fractionation (10 Gy or less) without dose escalation will be appropriate for this situation.
Sputum cultures were rarely ordered by ED physicians, and when not obtained in intubated patients with pneumonia, ICU and hospital mortality was higher, there was less antibiotic de-escalation, and a trend toward fewer ventilator-free days.
Each escalation is less plausible than the last, and the climactic fight is a letdown.
Mr. Edwards regularly brings up Iraq, but his focus is less on the troop escalation and more on his opponents' judgment, especially Mrs. Clinton's.
It's less preoccupied with emotional escalation than some of director Hirokazu Koreeda's more acclaimed works, and more moving for it.
If Russia directs its energies toward Islamic State forces, "some of those conflicts or potentials for mistakes or escalation are less likely to occur," Obama said.
Indeed, the rate of dose escalation amongst less than half the cases (5 cases 38.5%) appeared relatively rapid, while in the others (8, 61.5%) was less than that seen in standard practice of titration with clozapine and quetiapine.
