Others identified a milestone (for example, point of diagnosis or a severe exacerbation) and used it as a beginning, although it was clear that disabling symptoms had preceded this beginning by many years.
Talking about the baby's milestones, for example, is an excellent way to include your friend in the Mommy Club.
"The HP milestone is an example of the impact of this new level of performance that specifically delivers on lower power consumption for longer battery life".
For example milestone discoveries like ribozymes that enable RNA-mediated catalysis [ 5], the basic analysis of dynein motors [ 6], the finding of telomeres and telomerases [ 7, 8] and the function of histone acetyltransferases in transcription were made in Tetrahymena.
Example milestones could include i) shipping commercial product, ii) acquiring a critical mass of customers or users to prove product/market fit and various business model assumptions, or iii) filling out the core leadership team with "A" players.
Milestones are, for example, the research programs by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research BMBFF) and the compulsory health insurance funds in the year 2000 and the strategies to promote research by the German Medical Association (Bundesaerztekammer) in 2005.
With a view to disentangling genuine publication biases from other causes of funnel asymmetry, the funnel plot can be enhanced by including contours that partition it into areas of statistical significance and non-significance 11 16 based on the standard Wald test, marking traditionally perceived milestones of significance for example, the 1%, 5%, and 10% levels.
Deborah Jones, boss of Voices from Care Cymru, said Torfaen council will "be creating a leading corporate parenting milestone and setting an example which should be considered by all the remaining local authorities in Wales".
23– 25 Consider, for example, the milestone NSABP B-04 trial which compared radical mastectomy with "simple" mastectomy in which muscles and axillary lymph nodes (unless axillary disease became evident during follow-up) were left in place.
One examines historical milestones and includes, for example, a biography of Katherine Bement Davis, who in 1914 became the first woman to head the city's Correction Department.
