WILLIAM GIBSON, a science-fiction writer, once observed: "The future is already here–it is just unevenly distributed".
William Gibson once observed, "the future is already here––it's just not evenly distributed," to which we might now also add: it's not evenly regulated, either.
Alternatively from a patient perspective: if MRSA infection had not occurred within 60 days of colonisation then we observed the future risk of MRSA infection to be just 4% (34/840, 95% CI 2.8-5.6 2.8-5.6
As Mr Spock will observe in the future: "logic clearly dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few".
However, more generally, we are interested not so much in projecting the single path of history which we actually observe into the future, but in considering the evolutionary potential of the groups.
In contrast, Wallinga et al. [ 55, 56] and Cauchemez et al. [ 60] propose estimators that observe how the future incidences (e.g., t + 1, t + 2, t + 3) are contributed by a case at time t.
As Dr. Arthur Caplan, a University of Pennsylvania bioethicist, observed: "The commercial future of cloning is absolutely in animals".
In this way, the resulting control action is computed by observing the system future behavior and also by weighting present and past errors.
When we observe the similar case in future, we should take a biopsy to make a diagnosis before treatment.
It roars, from the shallows of the dreariest French suburb, against such received ideas as the religion of childhood "innocence," the comforting notion that we all "grow" and "develop," and the solace, offered by our teachers and our parents, that if we observe the proper rites our futures will be meaningful and wholesome.
