Mr. Norquist rejected New York Representative Peter King's argument that the tax pledge, which Republicans are coerced into signing when they run for Congress, is only valid for that term and does not apply to an entire career.
The same is valid for the long-term safety (more than 2 years) and the possibility of repeated cycles of PTH followed by a bisphosphonate.
Similar relationship is valid for the quadratic and cubic terms (Tables 3 and 4).
Thus, in order to reach a judgment about the quality of the literature overall, only the studies having the findings that appeared to be valid for the complete information in terms of average values of critical and follow-up headways (with the corresponding values of variance) and sample size were considered.
Additionally, the relatively large sample size renders the results valid for assessing the short-term effectiveness of the reported program and useful for developing further educational interventions.
If a term is deleted from the ontology, the identifier for the term stays valid, but is labelled as obsolete and all relationships to the term are removed [ 8].
To ensure the instrument being valid for both short-term and long-term consequences, validations have been carried out in different populations with varying diseases and durations and at varying ages and activity levels.
Then by trading, this initial allocation is adapted on cell level and the new allocation is valid for the duration of one short-term time frame.
Another limitation of our study is that we tested the practical feasibility for a period of three months only and, thus, cannot draw valid conclusions for the long-term compliance of the approach over several years.
We stress that the analytical expressions that we have formulated are only valid for short-term dynamics (i.e., a few years) when the proportion of the population that is uninfected and the proportion that is infected with wild-type and treatment-naïve stay approximately at their equilibrium values.
On the other hand, (O) (or O′) is valid for all terms, even general or empty ones.
