(Yes, there are enough of these rules to warrant their own book).
We present here the basic structure of the Langendorff system and the fundamental experimental rules which warrant a viable heart preparation.
The fact that four deleted videos only amounted to one strike against Jones' channel has prompted scrutiny of YouTube's moderation policy, with critics arguing that each video that breaks the platform's rules should warrant its own strike, especially for prolific repeat offenders.
27) to Dr. Berwick said he is "certainly recommending to AMGA members that ACOS, in light of the final rule, clearly warrant their serious consideration".
Mr. Lockhart said the comments were "outside the rules" but warranted by the circumstances.
Prospective trials with innovative designs and clearly defined stopping rules are warranted to confirm whether amifostine reduces the toxicities of a myelosuppressive conditioning regimen before autologous stem cell transplantation without compromising therapeutic response.
As the biochemical methods of NAA systems increase in complexity, it is informative to ask whether the 'rules' for canonical translation (i.e. aaRSs, tRNA, ribosomes, elongation factors, amino acid uptake, and metabolism) hold for NAA systems, or whether new rules are warranted.
The following essential changes were planned: 1) implementation of a constantly manned patient telephone hotline with standardized appointment rules, 2) warranted competent telephonic advice by an experienced nurse, 3) modification of the appointments book 4) appointment scheduling depending on the reported illness and the presumable time needed, 5) flexibility of scheduling.
However, both OGT and PHB contain similar phospho tyrosine motifs therefore recruitment and subsequent modulation by other phospho tyrosine binding (PTB) domain containing proteins cannot be ruled out and warrant further investigation.
The Supreme Court, too, in its joint venture cases has rejected any fixed formulation of what may constitute integration sufficient to warrant rule of reason treatment [ 6].
