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The shares are certainly priced to sell, which may avoid some of the pitfalls of other high-profile IPOs that have launched and flopped.
MedImmune Inc. said federal regulators did not request new studies on its FluMist nasal-spray flu vaccine, which may avoid months of delays in getting the drug to market.
Research like Dr. Pringle's — along with other studies of species including the bristlecone pine tree and the wandering albatross, a bird, both of which may avoid senescence — suggests another possible path.
Using a modified repair, the branch pulmonary arteries are left in situ, which may avoid earlier RVOT reoperation.
A new lever-propelled wheelchair prototype has been designed, which may avoid complications and discomfort related to the hand-rim conventional propulsion.
Early identification of important cardiovascular derangements can trigger promptly life support maneuvers which may avoid progression to cardiac arrest (CA) [2].
Working jointly will also help you identify areas where you disagree, which may help avoid arguments later.
Dreyfus said it was "clear this government hates transparency", citing its use of insecure messaging applications which may help avoid freedom of information disclosures, and Brandis's refusal to provide his diary.
Hence, simplifying the problem a priori addresses the fundamental issue of cognitive overload for the decision maker, which may help avoid inconsistent preferences during the different stages of interactive engagement.
It also empowers them to investigate a patient more fully in conjunction with the clinical radiologist prior to referring to another specialist, which may either avoid a referral or may result in a specific referral to the appropriate specialist thereby keeping delays to a minimum prior to treatment.
Although monofilament absorbable sutures e.g. polyglyconate co-polymer Maxon (Covidien, Mansfield, MA, USA) are broken down over 6 weeks, which may potentially avoid stress shielding (Table 1), the associated inflammatory response may actually weaken the healing tendon predisposing to re-rupture at a key phase in the rehabilitation process.
