We reviewed a number of clinical studies published in the post-PROSPECT era, designed to figure out a predictive algorithm where dyssynchrony measure is included, for identifying the most suitable patients before device implantation.
Recent research on the architecture of the interphase nucleus and chromatin remodeling, mediated primarily by changes in histones, has prospected the era of epigenetics and epigenomics.
Future global conflict was an all too real prospect in the era of the cold war.
Party officials around the country, convinced that this may be their moment, are raising the prospect of an era of Republican dominance.
In Japan, the recent strikes have raised the prospect that the era of ultralow wages in China is coming to an end, requiring companies that had looked to China for low-cost labor to reassess their production plans.
The state's main concern is that the president's proposal does not protect them against unforeseen costs. 1 Heady Times for G.O.P. Republican Party officials around the country, convinced that this may be their moment, are raising the prospect of an era of Republican dominance. 1 Hard-Pressed Food Pantries Food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters are experiencing much more demand.
These bright prospects mean the era of dependency on aid is over, he continued.
He is seeking re-election at a time when Yonkers — good old troubled Yonkers — has prospects for an era of economic growth and racial calm and healing.
But Orwell, who pamphleteered on behalf of unpopular leftist causes, was not optimistic about the genre's prospects in an era dominated by newspapers devoted to what he perceived as an increasingly narrow range of mainstream opinion.
PRESIDENT BUSH'S speech last week announcing goals for a manned mission to Mars delighted many with the prospect of a new era of space exploration.
But in a clear contrast to the US wariness towards Beijing, Cameron has been repeatedly hailing the prospect of a golden era in Britain's relationship with China.
