But the results do not seem likely to shift the standard of care to shorter treatment.
I don't know all the facts; I want to know all the facts". The remarks appeared to shift the standard for dismissal that has been expressed repeatedly over many months by Mr. Bush's spokesmen - from promises to fire anyone who played a role in the disclosure, to Mr. Bush's statement today that criminal conduct would have to be involved.
She notes that it reveals an appetite for deeper, gaming-style immersions that would shift the standard understanding of storytelling into "story living". It's an area rich in opportunities for sports brands that may, for instance, want to translate some kind of sporting experience (basketball, for instance) into a virtual scenario, complete with the injection of fictional characters.
In both cases, the new rule would significantly shift the standard in favor of corporations.
For example, district attorneys could shift the standard for charging from "probable cause" to "likelihood of conviction".
These documents may eventually shift the standard of care to encourage clinicians to discuss phthalates and other everyday household exposures with women during pregnancy and preconception.
Although PDGF targeted therapies using various tyrosine kinase inhibitors have been extensively studied over the past decade, the results were generally disappointing and have yet to shift the standard clinical treatment of GBM, which encompasses maximal surgical resection, followed by TMZ and radiation [128].
Judge Liu said the majority had shifted the standard for aiding and abetting to the point of undermining its very purpose, namely to make sure that people who facilitated "the most grievous crimes" could not evade responsibility.
We also conducted a sensitivity analysis, shifting the standard month by +15, and -15 days.
Although the mean of the array will be shifted, the standard deviation calculation will not be affected from this adjustment.
