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"What we're seeing from the governor is a very understandable example of gratitude," Mr. Hayworth said.

While the G-BA's wish for a standardized assessment is understandable, the example of imatinib for the treatment of CML [26 28] illustrates nonetheless that the model currently under discussion would not have properly assessed even a recognized/established breakthrough innovation as such.

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To highlight the problem, we describe an example of the failure to present HRQL in a transparent and understandable way to clinicians.

Here's an example of D3 in action, making President Obama's 2013 budget proposal understandable, and navigable.

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The impulse to implicate Pakistan is of course understandable: the past is replete with examples of Pakistani and Indian intelligence agencies working to destabilise the historical enemy across the border.

The notion of illocutionary force is most easily understandable in terms of examples, such as making a promise.

The preceding examples of structure/force/function relationships are well understandable in the frame of the "tensegrity" theory [ 9– 13]: the functions of cells and tissues can be modulated not only by molecules, but also by biophysical stimuli.

VSX1, SLITRK3, HOXC12, and PAX3 are other examples of substantial DNA hypermethylation events with no expression change, which is understandable since this group of genes is expressed at low levels in the parental RWPE-1 cells (Supplemental Data Set 2).

Examples of the questionnaire were: "Did the doctor listen carefully to you?" and "Did the doctor explain things in an understandable way?".