Nuclear security, the successful prosecution of the war against Al Qaeda and regional stability in South Asia all demand demonstrable changes in Pakistan's failed Kashmir policy.
Literature in basic science and clinical documentation focuses on demonstrable changes and discussion of ethical imperatives combined to provide a sufficient conceptual basis for further study.
Trust comes not from repeated and paternalistic proclamations of success, but rather from the humble admission of mistakes followed by demonstrable changes in behavior and attitude.
Third, as our patients were largely euvolemic, PLR maneuvers resulted in no demonstrable changes in any of our measured parameters.
Subtle changes in a number of parameters in leukocytes, which taken alone fail to show demonstrable changes, might ultimately be responsible for the therapeutic benefit noted with pentoxifylline.
Research has shown that people with internet addiction have demonstrable changes in their brains – both in the connections between cells and in the brain areas that control attention, executive control, and emotion processing.
Absence of any demonstrable changes in the inner choroid during the active stage of the lesion on OCT scans may suggest a primary involvement of the RPE and not the choroid in tubercular SLC lesions.
There is, however, limited evidence linking the use of bundles to demonstrable changes in patient outcomes.
Our data are the first to report that day-to-day symptom variation in COPD is associated with small, but demonstrable changes in physiology.
Because isolation of airways in these very small animals was difficult, gene expression was assessed in whole lung tissue, which would have diluted any demonstrable changes.
Policy or practice impacts were defined as demonstrable changes, or benefits to products, processes, policies, and or practices, that occur after a research project has concluded.
