The hypothesis deduced from these premises and tested by Rivers et al. was that an early intervention, aimed at correcting the oxygen supply/demand imbalance, could improve survival by limiting organ dysfunction.
Leiweke, who describes himself as "the world's greatest optimist," says that Anschutz constantly argues with him and tests his premises.
Thus, it might not be until 2006 or 2008 that Iraq would be able to launch itself on a true expansion phase of its capacity and test the premise as to how big a player it can be in the world of oil.
A prototype of the SwarmItFIX system has been realized within the project and tested on the premises of an Italian aircraft manufacturer.
Monitoring safety and quality of medicines; investigating safety issues – using legal powers to inspect premises, to remove, test and recall products, and to restrain misleading and fraudulent practices.
High-throughput is based on the reasonable premise that testing more molecules will result in discovery of more leads and drugs, all things being equal.
They reveal GPs' attitudes and values to screening and to disability, as well as raising questions about the fundamental premise of testing.
Extrinsic themes reveal GPs' attitudes and values to screening and to disability, as well as raising questions about the fundamental premise of testing.
This result suggests that the PC-PART may be sensitive to impairment type, however this premise requires testing in a specifically designed study.
The same can't be said for New Zealand where our drug laws prohibit organisers from acknowledging the use of substances on their premises, and allowing drug testing effectively does that.
