What, then, is the relevant goal in adjudication?
Another passage: "As long as people are out on a walk together, they will understand that each has an obligation to do what he or she can to achieve the relevant goal".
It is very unlikely better results can be achieved with new drugs, a clinically more relevant goal would be a regimen of comparable efficacy to standard treatment but of substantially shorter duration.
The candidate set of classifiers which form the minimum cover set of classifiers or is the only member of a set of classifiers for a unified provenance graph model are considered for specifying recognition paths for relevant goal topics where these paths may be both general or discerning. .
To unite enzyme delivery by PNC with a clinically relevant goal of containment of vascular oxidative stress, a novel freeze thaw encapsulation strategy was designed and provides ∼20% efficiency loading of an active large antioxidant enzyme, catalase, into PNC (200 300 nm) composed of biodegradable block copolymers poly ethylene glycol -b-poly(lactic-glycol -b-poly.
As a connective leader distill your core mission of your firm or team to an actionable, relevant goal so others are more likely to understand and remember it, and use it as a useful guide for their decisionmaking.
Partial preservation of residual beta cell function is considered as clinically relevant goal also in the absence of lower insulin requirements, because of a lower risk of complications [20], [21].
Hence, this also constituted a relevant goal in this research.
Although this matter is a TC and a research relevant goal, knowledge gaps persist.
These numbers can be used for defining a first guess clinically relevant goal for future placebo controlled trials.
Understanding and, if possible, eliminating this level of regulation is a relevant goal in enabling robust, context-independent performance of decarboxylases in industrial isobutanol-producing strains.
