By addressing the critical validation issues early, and in parallel with the evolutionary and maturation phases of the technologic development of toxicogenomics-based methods, it should be possible to preempt many potential pitfalls and data gaps encountered with retrospective method evaluations that could impede validation of this promising research and regulatory tool.
Begin by addressing the audience.
So much money, time, and effort could have been saved with regulations that preempt or quickly address environmental impacts.
To find efficient ways of addressing path failure, in IAMP, we use IA to preempt failures on a link on the active path.
To address this problem, we propose a hybrid service discipline at which low priority secondary users are no longer preempted by high priority secondary users when their number of interruptions reaches a certain threshold value.
The tariff issue, however, was soon preempted by vicious mudslinging from both sides.
Again, they sued in federal court, and, a judge found that the Maui County initiative was preempted by federal law.
399, 85 L.Ed. 581 (1941), California's Discover Bank rule is preempted by the FAA.
Needless to say, conflicts over project leadership can be preempted by the facts of ownership.
Unfortunately, these openings for board intervention were preempted by Ronald Perelman's takeover attempt.
But where once this looked like information efficiency, a constant mainlining of data, this form was now preempted by alerts in your pocked, by a new habitual relationship.
