The Gore Approach Mr. Gore starts with the premise that the current system should be left more or less intact.
The premise of the current financial regulatory reform is that the establishment missed the last bubble and, therefore, more power should be vested in the establishment to foresee and prevent the next one.
Indeed, I came away from reading these books wondering if their shared underlying premise — that the current crisis will put an end to Panglossian views of financial markets — is right.
Thus, our preliminary proposal about proactive and futures-oriented European welfare policy is based on the premise that the current configuration of welfare models is not sustainable in the long term and welfare models have to change in a direction that has multiple choices and high uncertainty.
"Our new framework starts from the premise that the current 'trade' agreement process has been co-opted by corporate interests whose goal is to establish binding, enforceable global rules that protect their investments and profits, Bernstein and Wallach write.
We reasoned that these differences must be consequent to specific chromatin landscapes characteristic of each cell type and this was the premise for the current study.
The premise of the current study was to determine altered miRNA expression patterns in primary breast cancers that were also present in LN metastases.
The premise of the current investigation was to offer a pipeline of computational methods in the format of PK/ePD models that offers a systems pharmacological approach to personalized and precision medicine.
The premise of the current study is that, if there were such a candidate, it is likely to be present in myeloid cells, the dominant cell type in the rheumatoid joint.
The premise for the current investigation was that a link between circulating cell-free DNA levels and NETs has previously been made in a number of conditions, including preeclampsia, sepsis, cancer, thrombosis, or even storage of blood-transfusion products [ 16- 19].
