The principles are reflected design-wise in the use of open, standardised interfaces and ontologies.
Realize the impact of 3D technology will take years to unfold and being wise in the process of using it will ensure that your usage is healthy.
Blood pressure is augmented in a step-wise fashion by the use of a vasopressor, typically noradrenaline [ 8, 126].
If a certain model plans to reach 18-34s in the general market due to the car's price point and features, the manufacturer would be wise in the Hispanic market to use 35+ as a secondary demo to ensure it's reaching parents and grandparents, who likely will be consulted by the younger consumers before making such a large purchase.
I'd rather say that PIH are thorough in all aspects of operation and wise in their use of money and supplies.
We have a very qualified lawyer on the council in Mayor Anja Reinke, and we would be wise in using her expertise in vetting the next person who can either save us, or cost us millions of dollars during a down economy.
Moreover, in exploratory analysis we found that genes in the CSR centroid did not show extensive co-expression when tested pair-wise in the 1751-sample susedt used by the CG application (Figure 6B).
The D values are among the highest pair-wise comparisons in the dataset (using a cutoff of D > 0.0748), and the r values range from 1 to 0.58, and are reflected by the weight of the edges.
"Is the industry saying that American consumers are not as wise in using medicine as consumers in Canada or Mexico or England?" Dr. Schondelmeyer asked.
The round wise data in intervention clusters revealed that the use of antibiotics in round one was 11.5%, in round two the antibiotic use was 8.8%, in round three the antibiotic use was 9.3 and in round four the antibiotics use was 6.3%.
Monica Lewinsky would likely and properly become a subject for sympathy now, as a victim of a man with power who should have been wiser in its use.
