The search presented a severe challenge from the standpoint of safely flying hundreds of hours in very difficult conditions.
All staff was thoroughly informed about the ethical standpoints and adolescents with severe medical or psychological disease or mental retardation were excluded from participating in the study [ 5].
Technology is embedded into most critical operating processes, which means the implications of mistakes, failures or breaches can be severe from an operational, financial and reputational standpoint.
SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) under severe occlusions in crowded environments poses challenges both from the standpoint of the sensor and the SLAM algorithm.
This behavior appears to be predictable, which is encouraging from the standpoint of residual lateral load capacity under these severe multi-hazard actions.
"From an imaging standpoint, the abnormalities in the brain are very severe when compared to other congenital infections," said the study's co-author Dr Deborah Levine of Beth Israel Deaconess medical centre and a radiology professor at Harvard Medical School.
Consideration of the clinical features and severity of smallpox is important from the standpoint of mathematical transmission modeling because (1) the clinical features affect the ease of diagnosis (and thus of case identification), (2) more severe forms of smallpox may result in more transmission, (3) vaccinated individuals may develop less severe disease.
Whether the goals he set were optimal from a policy standpoint, and whether the state would rebound from its severe fiscal crisis because of them, was far less clear than the fact that he had achieved them.
In addition, the study did not have a placebo arm, but because we only enrolled patients with moderate to severe symptoms at inclusion made this difficult to justify from an ethical standpoint.
The mechanism by which PPARγ C161→T alters the risk of severe vascular stenosis in the Chinese Han population was investigated from a genetic standpoint.
For example, we may regard a very young child as initially exempt from the reactive attitudes (but increasingly less so in cases of normal development) or adopt the objective standpoint in relation to an individual we determine to be suffering from severe mental illness (P. F. Strawson 1962: 6 10; Bennett: 40; Watson 1987: 259 260; R. Jay Wallace: chs. 5 6).
