After two straight defeats in presidential elections, Democrats sometimes speak of hungering for a more aggressive standard-bearer to confront Republican attacks.
"They have been very clear that they intend to hold us to more aggressive standards, and we intend to perform to those," Daniel J. Crowley, one of Lockheed Martin's project managers, told reporters on Tuesday.
It strengthened fuel efficiency standards for cars for the first time in more than a decade, and asked the Department of Energy to prepare more aggressive efficiency standards for household appliances.
o Institute a more aggressive renewable electricity standard.
Trials involving treatment more aggressive than the standard treatment, trials involving a placebo, complex trial protocols (that require extra time to learn about eligibility and treatment), and strict eligibility criteria have all been cited as barriers to trial participation by clinicians [ 26, 27, 39, 50, 51].
A recent summit on the topic reinforced the point, suggesting that purchasers and plans must be more aggressive about imposing standards for quality -- or face dramatic erosion in standards even as prices escalate.
There has also been talk in the Senate of eliminating California's special authority under the Clean Air Act to set more aggressive motor vehicle standards than the federal limits.
Also, most of these patients may not be eligible for combination treatment which is more aggressive than the current standard.
These patients are likely to benefit from a more aggressive therapy than the standard treatment offered to stage II patients today.
Tumours exhibiting flow-metabolic uncoupling represent successful adaptation to a hypoxic environment and are thus more aggressive and resistant to standard treatments.
