An additional strategy, for which proof of principle has been obtained in pilot clinical trials26, involves the non-myeloablative induction of mixed chimaerism with a regimen that includes extensive T-cell depletion of the initial HCT.
The scope of work, time frame and exit strategy for the proof of concept (POC) with RegTech companies should be agreed upon upfront.
The strategy for the proof of the upper bound (2.26) is to include poles of ( R_V ( lambda ) ) among zeros of an entire function.
end{aligned}Our strategy for the proof of Theorem 4.5 is to adapt to the present context the steps of Section 2. The following definition should be compared with Definition 2.10.
The method applies the "Prove Compute Solve" paradigm as its major strategy for generating proofs in a natural style for statements involving constructs from set theory.
Like every other gaming company in the business, King will argue that it has a good strategy for hit-proofing itself from the volatile nature of the gaming industry.
In designing the targeting strategy for these proof-of-concept experiments, we selected a clinically approved graft that is 1) in wide use for both full-thickness burns and chronic wounds, 2) a biosynthetic formulation that is stable at room temperature, 3) suitable for combinatorial screening and 4) amenable to biopanning using phage display.
In the case of binary sequences, I discuss strategies for theoretical proof of bias and provide various details to that end, including detailing efforts undertaken to produce a site-dependent sequence model with similar properties to the site-dependent structural model introduced in an earlier chapter.
A multi-agent framework is proposed, wherein distributed theorem proving is achieved by the collaboration of multi-agents each of which performs part of the hyper-linking strategy for completing the proof of the given problems.
On the conceptual side, the finite standpoint and the strategy for a consistency proof were elaborated by Hilbert (1928); Hilbert (1923); Hilbert (1926) and Bernays (1928b); Bernays (1922); Bernays (1930), of which Hilbert's article "On the infinite" (1926) provides the most detailed elaboration of the finitary standpoint.
