Eric Pages, of Business Executives for National Security, a consultancy, believes that more aggressive base closures, privatisation and outsourcing could save $20 billion-30 billion a year.
Johnson wants Lopez to be a more aggressive rebounder — based on attempts, not total rebounds — and a more imposing defensive presence.
The surgical alternative traditionally consists of more aggressive techniques based on autologous or allogenic tissue transplantation that provides an immediate viable tissue in the lesion site (Gomoll et al. [2012a]; Filardo et al. [2014c]).
Recently, treatment of NMIBC has shifted towards a more aggressive approach based on EORTC risk scores, resulting in more patients receiving cystectomy [ 2, 3].
Of these 62 patients, 58 (93.5%) were upgraded to a higher score and recommendation of more aggressive anticoagulation based on the combination of female gender and age >65.
In many such cases, the tumor, which can be closely studied after it is surgically removed, turns out to be more aggressive than thought based on the biopsy, which looks at only a tiny sample of the tumor.
We need to be much more aggressive about performance based compensation.
Conservative dimensioning rules using zero buffer approximations are examined versus the more aggressive analytical approach based on the results of this paper to provide practical guidelines for network design.
The presented subclassification of luminal A might have identified a subgroup of patients (A2) with a more aggressive breast cancer, based on the metabolic and transcriptional profile.
The Yankees have followed Torre's directive and have been more aggressive on the bases this spring, swiping 12 bases in 15 attempts in 13 games, despite often trailing in one-sided games.
