For research purposes in the setting of rare congenital abnormalities this may also be important, since uncommon anomalies can be modelled, observed and categorised, without needing to retain either the fetus or organ, and precise replicas of rare findings could be produced multiple times and therefore shared across many training centres.
Systemic treatment is used for palliative purposes in the setting of metastatic or advanced disease[ 39 ].
We chose to use HU as the form of RRM2 inhibition because it also is an FDA-approved agent commonly used off-label for cyto-reductive purposes, also in the setting of AML [ 37].
Our second purpose is to present, in the setting of an ordered metric space, a Gnana Bhaskar-Lakshmikantham-type theorem for the coupled fixed point problem associated to a pair of singlevalued operators satisfying a generalized mixed monotone assumption.
Apheresis systems have even been developed with the purpose of leukocyte capture in the setting of acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease and other refractory inflammatory diseases (for example, ulcerative colitis) [ 25- 29].
In fact, a universal, government-sponsored plan would better suit our purposes than would the setting of a treacherous precedent.
It is now used very sparingly, in the setting of research purposes mostly.
However, low specificity and a low positive predictive value in the setting of a clinic specializing in psychiatry do not support the use of PHQ-9 for diagnostic purposes in contrast to the setting of primary care facilities and other specialty clinics, for which high specificity and a high positive predictive value were reported [ 1, 3, 4, 6, 8].
For practical purposes, the set of all possible states (in Dn × D m × D r ) can be listed in a vector Ω and the state of the system at the time slice τ can be represented as Ψτ = Ω (j), where j ∈ {1, 2,..., (NMR)}.
The purpose was to encourage the setting of individual goals.
Although the setting of purposes is grounded in the lived experience of values, the life of feelings has an immanent teleology that does not require it to go over into the desire to act.
