"Ben and Kate," the fall comedy Fox recently took off the air, crafted a more subtle and meaningful message out of the same theme but could not find an audience.
These are very meaningful messages of hope.
"How low could you go?" "There was a singular lack of a meaningful message to the electorate in this election," he added.
These findings extend the clamp from a research tool to providing a clinically meaningful message for participants in research studies, potentially providing greater opportunity for earlier recognition of insulin resistance.
Another says: "There is a divisive culture of secrecy around current programme developments and very little in the way of meaningful messages for staff or stakeholders explaining what will happen and when".
Together, our findings extend the hyperinsulinemic-euglycemic clamp from what is largely considered a research tool to providing clinically meaningful messages for patients, thus providing greater likelihood of earlier detection of insulin resistance.
"This is a meaningful message in terms of people adopting open-source software," said James Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation, a nonprofit consortium formed to foster the operating system.
The project's core concept was that experts in CNCP management and HTA would travel to each of the health regions in the province to translate the findings of relevant systematic reviews into meaningful messages for clinicians and policy makers.
As organizations increasingly use this social media tactic to reach their stakeholders, two theoretical frameworks – the theory of entertainment persuasion and the PodCred framework – can be used to create more meaningful messages for the podcasts' audiences.
Boudry et al. ([2010b]) have pointed to equivocation in the concept "information" in ID, with its scientific interpretation of "a measure of randomness" being replaced by its colloquial use of "meaningful message" thus making it more persuasive to refer to DNA sequences as "designed".
