According to the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture, initial treatments may bring only short-term relief, but effects of treatments are cumulative and the aim is a thorough resolution of the problem, or at least a reduction of discomfort over the long term.
"We again extend our condolences to his family and are working to bring this matter to thorough resolution". Eric Schmitt reported from Washington for this article, and Monica Davey from Chicago.
Future work is needed to conduct a more thorough resolution analysis (e.g., Fichtner 2010; Zhu et al. 2015).
However, a thorough high resolution analysis of B microdistribution in human oral mucosal tissue, using a technique such as ion microscopy, is a prerequisite for the use of experimentally derived CBE factors in clinical BNCT.
EHS staff will, on request, keep the name of a complainant confidential; however, in some instances, this constraint may prevent thorough investigation and resolution of a complaint.
"The data are better, more thorough, of higher resolution, and more complete than anything in the civilian sphere," says Katie McGinty, chair of the Council on Environmental Quality.
A more thorough discussion of resolution anisotropy is needed.
Commissioning of the often complex control systems is difficult and time consuming, as it relies on the sensing technology of the Building Management System, which is designed to control the building during normal operation, but lacks the resolution for thorough analysis of internal conditions to resolve initial building operation problems.
And, experts say, that gives lawyers reason to push for a fast resolution, skipping thorough investigations or motions that might slow the docket or displease the judge.
"We are committed to working cooperatively with authorities to ensure a thorough review and appropriate resolution of the matter," said Lyssette Bravo, a spokeswoman for HSBC.
Based on thorough investigations under a high-resolution transmission electron microscope, the CNT junctions were proved to be formed by a unified catalyst-merging mechanism.
