This form of education may supersede the advice of physicians who are known only through a transient patient-provider relationship.
27 28 30 If this finding is real then it may supersede the shortfalls of these agents such as lack of antidote for reversal of effects and assay to determine its therapeutic efficacy.
This time, however, BA's attraction to AMR may supersede everything else.
It is striking that more events were noted among the fasting patients despite having significantly better kidney functions than the nonfasting patients; this underscores the risk of fasting on cardiovascular events that may supersede the risk of lower kidney functions.
This could possibly be explained by collateral hypersusceptibility or cross-resistance already present in this mutant (Table 1), where a mutation leading to resistance or susceptibility may supersede alteration(s) in a death pathway when cross-resistance is selected.
Whatever ratings are provided, it's likely these – as a headline figure – may supersede the inspections of the regulator.
Ms. Fraser's observation that rewilding has an "existential" value that may supersede its ecological and economic values hits home.
Without policies that protect providers, we may find that no matter what the Supreme Court looks like in the coming years, the lack of clinician supply may supersede constitutional restriction as a barrier to legal access.
An interactive media systems company, OpenTV, has filed a claim to broaden one of its patents to include "one-click" shopping and set-top storage of personal data, which the company says may supersede the patent that Amazon.com is trying to assert against Barnesandnoble.com.com
The culture of victory may supersede arguments about values and substance because conquest becomes imperative.America's political system is decentralised, with proud, distinctive traditions at state level, and national parties that used to be loose coalitions of diverse groups which banded together to win power.
