The definition of pirates and rovers has been narrowed to those operatives, owing allegiance to nobody but themselves.
The decision came after a five-month review that had been narrowed to those agencies and two other finalists.
It said that the approved population had been narrowed to those with the most severe disease and that the company would be required to monitor the outcomes of patients treated with Glybera and provide that data to regulators.
The decisions came after a two-month review that had been narrowed to those agencies and two other: Lowe Lintas & Partners in New York, part of the Lowe Group unit of Interpublic, and the Playa del Rey, Calif., office of TBWA/Chiat/Day, part of the TBWA Worldwide unit of Omnicom.
The crop is narrowed to those that make proteins in the blood, so that a blood test is possible.
Thus, in order to enrich for mRNAs that are predominantly regulated at the level of translational efficiency, the dataset was narrowed to those mRNAs that showed a minimal two-fold increase in translational efficiency ratio when normalized to relative transcript abundance in unfractionated RNA.
At the same time, Mr. Madigan could also tweak districts in the Chicago suburbs where Republican victories were narrow to make those more Democrat-friendly.
Major distributors like Comcast and Time Warner Cable want the definition of M.V.P.D. to remain rather narrow, to include only those who provide the transmission path for programming, like themselves.
The threshold for issuing a Tpim is to be raised to the civil standard of proof of "reasonable balance of probabilities" and the definition of terrorism narrowed to exclude those caught up on the periphery of terrorist-related activity.
This list was narrowed to include those factors expected to account for the majority of variation in choice and those that could be influenced by policy changes to improve the design of services.
