In the PBL arm, using a paper case format, students in small groups (9-10 studeach each) met with a faculty tutor for the first 2-hour session and undertook essentially the same tasks as in the usual teaching arm.
So far every phase 3 trial of anti-angiogenic treatments has been undertaken in essentially unselected patients with little effort made to assess for biomarkers of response or resistance.
"The government has identified no statute or regulation that prohibits such disclosure and it is not appropriate for this court to undertake the essentially legislative function of creating such a prohibition," Google wrote in its filing with the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
Although we did not plan it, the intervention that we undertook was essentially that of the Rogers' model of diffusion of innovation [ 13].
When he undertook to make essentially the case that President Bush has made about the state of affairs in Iraq and the prospects for military success there, he made himself fair game for those who take words seriously.
Just because a group is able to marshal its resources to undertake what is essentially a Herculean effort to protect itself, in a very limited and targeted way, does not mean it is unworthy of constitutional defense.
Stranger still was the realization that the entire undertaking was essentially metaphysical in nature, a search for splinters of loved ones that would be cherished like the relics of saints.
The rescue that Mr. Saladino, the Palladian-loving architectural and interior designer, undertook was essentially a rebuild, of the sort that required 14,000 new Italian tiles to replace the ersatz roof and employed six men to work for a year removing paint from the stone.
Andy Fisher expressed this concisely in his book Radical Ecopsychology: "Ecopsychology is a psychological undertaking that essentially says 'we too are part of nature.'".
Essentially, the modeling is undertaken to establish a management framework of the project.
