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[ 14, 18] Therefore, interventions that can potentially improve QOL should be pursued early and aggressively during the pre-dialysis phase of chronic renal insufficiency.

Nevertheless, collaboration with prominent centers would potentially allow prospective designs to be pursued, hence enhancing the power of the study; such studies would require standardization of thyroid surveying and definitions of thyroid disease.

Addressing Chinese Internet censorship as a trade barrier is a legitimate, multilateral and potentially effective approach that needs to be pursued by our government at the highest levels.

Four potentially productive lines of inquiry could be pursued.

Post is also a Mong Junior Cornell Neurotech Fellow a program of Cornell Neurotech for exceptionally talented graduate students who are pursuing potentially transformative brain research.

The £1.5million move looks like the type of deal that will be pursued this January as managers look for bargains in another potentially quiet transfer window.

That potentially may make it possible for the Justice Department to prosecute a case that ordinarily would be pursued in state courts.

'Usual care' will be pursued.

"Spring Labs is pursuing a potentially huge market," a spokesperson says, adding that it's building technology "that requires a world-class engineering team". August Capital general partner Eric Carlborg says the founding team's experience drove his confidence more than any other factor.

His investigators, he said, are pursuing investigations into potentially illicit sales of ivory.

"There were issues we were pursuing which were potentially in the breach category," said McCafferty who, bound by a confidentiality clause, was able to speak only in the abstract.