In 1984, the treatment guidelines from the American College of Cardiology declared that pacemakers were strongly recommended as "indicated" or mildly approved as "reasonable" for 56 heart conditions and "not indicated" for 31 more.
For example, about a decade after the 1975 poll, iPoll of the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research at the University of Connecticut cites a 1982 Opinion Research Corporation poll that finds 64percentt of respondents strongly approved and 25percentt mildly approved of profit sharing.
Both Christensen and Dunham-Jones seem to approve, to put it mildly, of the idea of a retail moratorium until the current infrastructure can be put to use.
In my opinion, each shrewdly knew what the other was up to: Malcolm raising the stakes with his angry rhetoric made King, who most Americans really didn't like or approve of, at least mildly acceptable.
Developing communications that (a) integrate product and Beijing 2008 in a manner relevant to consumers and (b) are approved by the highest level of Oz-like corporate bureaucracies is, to put it mildly, challenging.
Even if the union stance is -- to put it mildly -- wildly disingenuous, how can those of us who support the principles of local control approve of statewide collective bargaining parameters?
"He's going there just the same," mildly rebutted the deputy comptroller, Henry Smith, who in 1915 had been one of the art commissioners who had approved Rough Boy.
In July, the FDA approved the "Reshape Dual Balloon" system, which is put in place during a 30-minute procedure during which a patient is mildly sedated.
More specifically, bortezomib is a proteasome inhibitor that is given intravenously (the subcutaneous route was approved very recently), and is associated with a significant risk of neurotoxicity (peripheral neuropathy) and reactivation of herpes zoster, while it is only mildly myelosuppressive.
And this is because some of the FDA-approved -- and widely prescribed -- sleeping pills can have side effects that are, to put it mildly, "undesirable," including sleepwalking, sleep eating, hallucinations and sexual parasomnias.
