As clinical studies of such disease-modifying drugs are expected to be, by necessity, long-term trials [ 1], highly reproducible summary scores for DSP are required.
People are very angry at the necessity for long queues.
Others counter that government aid is a compassionate necessity as long as poverty exists.
Backstage features and interviews — born of necessity, given long opera intermissions — have become popular.
However, difficulties of bulk coating in 3D scaffolds and the necessity of long process times are the common problems for coating with SBF.
All French political parties have kept aloof from the declaration, but there has been a major political result - that there is a necessity, too long delayed, for a negotiated peace to end the Algerian war.
Mr. Shane looks back on a Pentagon Papers affidavit written in 1971 by Max Frankel, then The Times's Washington bureau chief and later its executive editor, which described Washington reality: "The government hides what it can, pleading necessity as long as it can, and the press pries out what it can, pleading a need and a right to know.
As one of my predecessors, Max Frankel, wrote…: "For the vast majority of 'secrets,' there has developed between the government and the press (and Congress) a rather simple rule of thumb: The government hides what it can, pleading necessity as long as it can, and the press pries out what it can, pleading a need and a right to know.
And change in our relationship with the resource base of the earth can gain popular acceptance only if it can be shown to involve not sacrifice and loss, but liberation from the compulsions of an economic necessity has long been disjointed from human need.
Some messages, will, out of evil necessity, be long enough to need their own table of contents.
