A significant area of progress in the conduct of clinical trials for WG has been the recognized necessity of having predefined outcome measures and their definition in the published methods.
The agenda includes recognized necessities ignored by Congress for decades and will be presented by a veritable brain trust of recognized advocates for the well-being of present and future generations.
Despite the literal language of the Sixth Amendment, [n2] our cases have recognized the necessity for a limited exception to the confrontation requirement for the prior testimony of a witness who is unavailable at the defendant's trial.
While the British recognized the necessity for national support of highways and a national system as early as 1878, it was the Ministry of Transport Act of 1919 that first classified the roadway system into 23,230 miles of Class I roads and 14,737 miles of Class II roads.
To their credit, entities such as the University of California system, as well as private institutions, have recognized the necessity for change.
We have fully recognized the necessity for physiological testing using multichannel intraluminal impedance-pH monitoring to distinguish NERD patients form FD patients.
The genome project had identified approximately 6000 protein-coding genes, many of unknown function (Goffeau et al. 1996); during this process, the researchers involved recognized the necessity for a stable systematic nomenclature.
The public health regions were established in 1970 as the legislature recognized the necessity for complete public health services to be made available to all the people in all Texas counties.
While I recognize the necessity for our books to be organized, I revel in the disordering that happens.
While the majority of Baptists remained nontheological in their interests and concerns, there were many signs that Baptist leadership was increasingly recognizing the necessity for renewed theological inquiry.
The prime minister, William Ewart Gladstone, at last recognizing the necessity for drastic Irish reforms, disestablished the Protestant Church of Ireland in 1869 and in 1870 introduced the first Irish Land Act, which conceded the principles of secure tenure and compensation for improvements made to property.
