Introduction to Our Evolving

Our evolving experience was accompanied by a decreased reliance on cadaveric simulation, from 10 mock transplants and a research procurement before the senior author’s first clinical FT (2012) to 6 mock transplants and no research procurement before the third FT (2018).

This review continues a series that considers our evolving understanding of the nature of astrophysical jets.

(1) show that deciphering the mechanisms underlying the evolution of a new biological trait is intimately intertwined with our evolving understanding of the concept of homology and its role in developmental genetics.

&NA; In our evolving health care system, dermatologists are increasingly being asked to prove the value of care they provide to patients with severe skin diseases.

For both patients and clinicians, these barriers have been disheartening because of a lack of transparency for PA determination, especially in view of our evolving understanding that targeting the highest risk subgroups may actually be a true value proposition.

Lastly, we discuss novel therapeutic opportunities that take advantage of our evolving understanding of platelets and intravascular immunity in severe infection.

Research should continue to test new comprehensive, multicomponent interventions, fueled by our evolving understanding of active mechanisms that contribute to children’s externalizing behavior problems.

Our evolving workforce needs and requires lifelong learning.

Such criteria will invariably be optimized and tailored over time to reflect our evolving understanding of the underlying biology and spatial characteristics of a specific disease, and as clinical studies reveal outcomes benefits (3).

In doing so, it examines the growth of professions as a consequence of the division of expert labour evolving to fill in knowledge gaps created by emergent social forces as other knowledge areas are rendered less relevant.

This narrative review describes the function of FVIII in clotting and discusses our evolving understanding of FVIII binding sites and their clinical implications.

Our evolving experience was accompanied by a decreased reliance on cadaveric simulation, from 10 mock transplants and a research procurement before the senior author’s first clinical FT (2012) to 6 mock transplants and no research procurement before the third FT (2018).

In this Methodology Corner article, the concept of practical significance is reviewed and compared to our evolving concept of statistical significance.

These philosophers have provided us with a scholarly language to analyse and frame our evolving supervision landscape, and to articulate how a community of practice can reflect and embrace the discourses and practices of a practice-led research methodology.

Because we are just beginning to understand the complex role of the pulmonary microbiota in mycobacterial disease (10), the authors’ observation adds to our evolving understanding of host defense mechanisms in NTM.

In this review, we examine new and exciting fields of discovery for microtubule’s involvement in morphogenesis, highlight our evolving understanding of differential roles for stabilized versus dynamic subpopulations, and further understanding of microtubules as a cellular integrator.

Differentiating translationally active populations from those that are dormant adds to our evolving understanding of the polymicrobial basis of CF lung disease and may help guide patient-specific therapeutic strategies targeting active bacterial populations that are most likely to be susceptible.

In this article, we have summarized and critically analyzed our evolving understanding of the affinity, specificity and stereoselectivity of the interactions of cholesterol with membrane proteins.

We will also discuss the role of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) in the development of lymphoma and our evolving understanding of the risk of hepatosplenic T-cell lymphoma (HSTCL) with IBD therapies.

This study provides a more detailed view of the phenomenology of magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene, adding to our evolving understanding of its emergent properties.

Future studies will determine further clinical applications of our evolving panel and its potential for better understanding of natural history, behavior, and growth of renal tumors.

We report our evolving experience with the treatment of acute VTOS.

27), to open more critical readings of situations and experiences influencing our evolving identities (McNiff, 2008).

This chapter concludes the book with a discussion of the “future of the future,” or how our evolving view of the future will shape actual futures—and what current events might hobble our ability to foresee.

We evaluated our evolving management of this complication to an endovascular approach and compared it to open revision to the common femoral artery (CFA).