"We are now trying to calibrate where we are in bubble cycles, rather than asking the question: 'Is the starting valuation correct?'," he says.
In particular, rather than asking the question of whether a specific antimicrobial combination is superior to a specific monotherapy in a specific infection within a relatively uniform microbial environment, a pragmatic study utilizing different commonly used antibiotic combinations in a variety of clinical conditions resulting in severe sepsis or septic shock would be most useful.
The first reason you will ask to hear a story about the culture rather than ask the question "What is the culture like?" is that it's hard to talk about culture.
They will often become disruptive and snigger rather than ask the questions they desperately want answered.
And rather than asking the right questions about personal values that go beyond the dollars and cents, we're quick to make broad assumptions about Millennials, resulting in investment ideas that totally misalign with what matters most to the client.
Rather than asking the patient questions about general care satisfaction, the items ask how the patient perceives specific areas of his/her care (e.g., Did you want to be more involved in decisions made about your care and treatment?).
Discussion: The FDA review confined itself, in essence, to the clinical diagnosis of hyperactivity, as did the charge to the committee, rather than asking the broader environmental question of behavioral effects in the general population; it failed to recognize the significance of vulnerable subpopulations; and it misinterpreted the meaning of effect size as a criterion of risk.
That is, rather than just asking the question "What tissues does this gene expression profile resemble?", AGEP can also answer questions like "which genes contribute to the similarity to a certain tissue?" or "what biological processes are different in the test sample as compared to the various tissues?", as evidenced by the presented case studies.
exhibitions of work chiefly by amateurs," rather than asking the most basic questions about inequality.
As one of his students has written, "Rather than asking the less than fruitful question of why people break rules, Becker came to focus on how people go through an identifiable process to choose to break rules".
Who are your other doctors so that I can communicate with them?" Continuing Discussion Finally, he said, rather than asking the patient "do you have any questions?" the doctor should ask, "Now that we have discussed this, what is your understanding of your situation?" And rather than having this conversation only once, Dr. Smith said, "It should be repeated at every transition point".
