The number of patients is relatively limited, and measurements were chosen for feasibility in clinical practice to identify a practically applicable biomarker.
His multifarious influence on artistic, intellectual, and political life has been largely forgotten; in the media, it is practically obligatory to identify him as "Hitler's favorite composer".
Don't wait until the transaction is practically finished to identify competitive patents or begin considering the exposure of your proprietary offerings.
However, in [4, 5], no detectors were presented that could be practically used to identify primary emissions in a given band of interest.
However, it is practically difficult to identify the stiffness of a differential model, thus one should try at least two different solvers, and compare the results.
Similarly, it was not practically feasible to identify patients receiving traditional care who discussed PSA screening and whose providers, as a consequence, did not order a PSA test.
"These were acts of rebellion against an industry that practically forces an actor to identify with his persona while at the same time repeatedly wresting it from him".
He acknowledged the difficulty of self-identifying within Hollywood, describing it as "an industry that practically forces an actor to identify with his persona while at the same time repeatedly wresting it from him".
I was shocked to see nearly half an Op-Ed page given over to Richard M. Nixon further to vilify Alger Hiss, practically to deify Whittaker Chambers and to identify himself as the model for patriotic, moral and ethical behavior.
Since people were returning to razed villages and destroyed landscapes with practically no infrastructure, we were looking to identify simple technologies or products people could use to make it easier to rebuild their lives.
Very few countries have collected data on sex workers and migrants, two populations difficult to reach and/or to identify reliably, and practically none has BS installed on a long-term basis.
