Cannabinoid receptor expression offers a new principle for regional immune homeostasis and disease susceptibility, and extends and refines the rationale for CB2-targeted immunotherapy in immune and inflammatory diseases.
Later decisions refined Bullington s rationale.
Further research can refine the therapeutic rationale by focusing on drug scheduling and delivery, identifying patients who will benefit most from such therapy, and combining therapeutic modalities such that cancer is eliminated without normal tissue toxicity or long term health effects.
This rationale has been refined over time.
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First, the constructs of teacher language proficiency and each scale descriptor must be further refined in terms of their theoretical rationale.
Such practices and accompanying rationales have been continually refined — think the helpline that dials a tech in Bangalore.
And so numerous rationales have been developed and refined to preserve and protect the elevated status of whiteness, including myths of meritocracy and colorblindness.
A current list of hypotheses with supporting scientific rationales that were accepted and refined by the Interagency Coordinating Committee [composed of senior scientists from NICHD, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA)] is available on the NCS website (NCS 2008).
On the other hand, giving Iran the fuel unconditionally would remove Iran's rationale for refining uranium to more than 3.5 percent.
