The need to look beyond a patient's immediate clinical symptoms and to search intensively for deeper meaning has been and must always remain a defining quality of the medical profession.
We searched intensively to find individuals that were with the hunted animal, or close-by.
We searched intensively for novel MBOMPs, relaxing the constraint imposed in our earlier work, of requiring a C-terminal location of potential β-signals.
We searched intensively for every documented litter when the pups were expected to be 13-days old and used survival to 13 days as a proxy for survival until the onset of weaning.
Some long-term unemployed may also be searching less intensively or may be less willing to accept job offers during this recovery, in part because good jobs are so much harder to find and because unemployment benefits last longer and are more generous than in previous recoveries.
"Another possibility is that the long-term unemployed in this recession may be searching less intensively -- either because jobs are much harder to find or because of the availability of unprecedented amounts and durations of unemployment benefits".
Their report, along with the expanding experience in treating BDUMP and other paraneoplastic syndromes with plasmapheresis, 8 11 prompted us to initiate therapeutic plasmapheresis immediately upon diagnosis of BDUMP, search intensively for the primary tumour and administer radiation and chemotherapy in two patients.
Similarly, ''New York Times China'' is searched more intensively in Beijing than in New York.
By the same measure, "new york times china" is searched more intensively in Beijing than in New York.
While the former model predicts that internal job seekers will search more intensively, the latter model predicts they will engage in less job search.
