Virtually any form of federal regulation is frowned upon.
The radionuclide used in virtually all phases of radionuclide imaging is technetium-99.
Created in the belief that it made practical sense to combine in one entity virtually all phases of basic science, pre-clinical and clinical work in gene therapy, IHGT and the University have now come to a different view.
Many major oil companies, including Exxon, Mobil, Amoco and Texaco, are called "integrated" because they operate in virtually all phases of the industry: exploration, production, refining, transportation, service-station retailing and petrochemical manufacturing.
Still, one comes away from "Shatner's World," directed by Scott Faris, with a thorough grounding in virtually all phases of Mr. Shatner's career, which began onstage in Canada and has also come to include forays into recording with musicians like Brad Paisley and Ben Folds.
Each of these PRO instruments is validated in diverse yet relevant populations and (except for the EQ-5D) have included patient input into virtually all phases of their development, including item selection, scale generation (grouping into domains), and validation.
Batching generated short-term savings in virtually every phase of the production process.
Indeed, this Court has recognised repeatedly that an individual may "exercise" religion in virtually every phase of life.
With the possible exception of flying boats (see Curtiss Model E flying boat), an area in which Curtiss continued to dominate, leadership in virtually every phase of aeronautics had passed by 1910 from the United States to Europe, where it would remain throughout World War I.
In the manufacturing industries, these changes can be seen up and down the supply chain, in virtually every phase of operations, from R&D to production, distribution to warehousing, quality control to talent recruitment.
