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"We get immediate feedback on the candidate's suitability without the complication and cost of flying them into New York," she said.

Happily, titlists like Ms. Haddad and her colleagues at the Met and other major houses are operating, for the most part, to a standard of transparency and stylistic suitability without which the technology would not have survived.

The separation of two early eluting impurities, phenyl methylaminopropanol (PMAP 3-methylamino-1-phenylpropanol) and mandelic acid is correlated to the separation of other impurities that elute near the main sample component and the resolution of this peak pair is used as a system suitability test without the need for impurity reference standards.

Many dioceses already have review boards, but those boards customarily judge a priest's suitability for ministry without hearing from the victim.

We also found that panel decisions made in this way differed significantly from clinical judgement of suitability alone made without the DUNDRUM toolkit.

In explosive weapon tests, unenriched uranium can be substituted for bomb fuel, letting engineers judge the suitability of the design without triggering an atomic blast.

She contacted Subway's corporate parent and was told that her client could fill out a different application without social suitability questions.

Ma et al. (2005) described FISH in suspension on chromosomes of barley and rye, but again without confirming suitability for flow cytometric sorting.

Although several studies suggested the suitability of limited resection without nodal dissection for small lung adenocarcinomas, this procedure should be validated in future clinical trials.

He expanded the academies programme before making sure there was evidence that they were effective, and without vetting the suitability of private backers or ensuring they delivered on their financial promises.

But doctors at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have expressed concern that too often fluoroquinolones are prescribed unnecessarily as a "one size fits all" remedy without considering their suitability for different patients.