The results demonstrated the value and merit of the Foundation's investments in supporting disease surveillance networks and other grantee work in this portfolio, resulting in a successful application to the Board of Trustees of the Foundation for additional funding to support sustainability among key partners.
Even in those kinds of research, knowledge of foreign systems has a merit in provoking and supporting criticism and from that improvement of the own system (Örücü, 2007, p. 46).
Because a decline in fibrinogen concentration is seen in hyperfibrinolysis, consumption coagulopathy, disseminated intravascular coagulation, and hemodilution, and because a decline in fibrinogen is observed in massively injured patients, specific attention to fibrinogen may be of merit in transfusion support of critical bleeding [ 45].
Fine arts and crafts have many practitioners, some of outstanding merit, often supported in their work by grants from the Department of Tourism, Arts and the Environment.
"I think we're in a moment in time where if you say anything that suggests you see merit in an argument that is supported by bankers, that you're somehow selling out your public office or something," Mr. Walsh said.
Even the argument that this kind of treatment is too expensive to merit support in LMICs is losing ground, as new research is increasingly showing that surgery is cost-effective even in low-resource settings (Laxminarayan et al. 2006, Gosselin et al. 2009).
Regardless of whether one finds merit in GLAAD's complaint or instead supports Martin's sense of humor; know that the response from the LGBT community was swift, direct and specific in nature.
These systems are of such importance that they merit primary support in protected areas and should not be relegated to operate only in formal and informal buffer zones.
This risk merits in-depth evaluation.
