Sentences with phrase «shah explained»

«All of a sudden [students] have to think about life from [Leo's] point of view, what his life is like and how things are different from his perspective,» Shah explained.

Tocilizumab is key to managing CRS, and it should be administered at the first signs of hypotension or fever, Shah explained.

That's why Wayfair has invested in an 800,000 - square - foot site, scheduled to launch later in the second quarter, that will serve as a «storage facility, a cross dock, consolidation center and a last - mile delivery agent,» Shah explained.

This could be «skin purging,» a phenomenon that board - certified dermatologist Dr. Sejal Shah explained to Allure.

In this regard, Shah explains that at IPL, professionals can expect a dedicated facility called the School of Data Sciences catering exclusively to professionals desirous of furthering a career in Data Sciences.

It's about validation,» Shah explains.

Ty Danco and Dharmesh Shah explain the hows and whys of updating angel investors.

Virtual telescopes could come in handy because components that would usually be housed together are able to fly free — a benefit to some types of missions, Shah explains.

Not exact matches

As Sachin Shah, a partner in Bain & Company's London office explained, employees sometimes consider one company in a spin off to be less attractive than the other.

«Dharmesh (Shah) and I wrote the inbound marketing book to give entrepreneurs actionable advice to attract, engage and delight their prospects, customers and leads,» Halligan explained.

«We at IPL feel that an essential framework is needed to start building a viable product, what we call the Minimum Loveable Product — MLP,» explains Shah.

This attraction explains symmetry's allure, whether for a child playing with a kaleidoscope or for Emperor Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal (b) to immortalize his beautiful wife, Mumtaz.

«To date, CAR T - cell trials have thus far shown the highest rate of complete and minimal residual disease remission rates of any other agent,» explained Bijal Shah, MD, of Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa, during the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) Annual Conference, held March 22 — 24 in Orlando, Florida.

Although the new findings do not contradict the widely accepted view that sleep apnea is a risk factor for heart disease that can lead to a heart attack, they do suggest that obstructive sleep apnea can provide some heart protection in the event of a heart attack, explained lead investigator Dr. Neomi Shah, associate director of the pulmonary sleep lab at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City.

One of the most popular natural dandruff remedies, coconut oil can help reduce some of the yeast that contributes to flakes, explains Geeta Shah, MD, a Maryland - based dermatologist.

«Anti-aging creams with retinols and alpha hydroxy acids are typically used at night because they can make you sensitive to the sun,» explains Geeta Shah, MD, a Maryland dermatologist.

Get to know Dr. Amy Shah as she explains why she went into medicine, and how she ended up focusing on a combination of Western and Eastern medical practices.

Dr. Amy Shah, a functional medicine doctor, explains why she recommends intermittent fasting to her patients, and shares how to do it effectively.

Dr. Amy Shah, a physician and gut health expert, shares how keeping too clean can actually harm our guts and explains why it's good to get dirty.

«If you don't shampoo at all, it can get greasier,» explains Sejal Shah, M.D., a New York - based dermatologic surgeon and RealSelf contributor.

Her parents have to explain that the Shah was not appointed by heaven, and once Marji gets a whiff of revolutionary fever she becomes a small disciple of Che Guevara and her uncle Anoushe (Francois Jerosme), a political dissident free after nine years of jail time and a hero to the prideful tot, who boasts to her friends about her relative.

«That tracks with the budget proposed by the presumptive veep nominee, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, of Wisconsin, which calls for big cuts in domestic discretionary spending, the category that includes education,» explains Shah.

Ganesh Shah, former Minister for Science, Technology and Environment, Government of Nepal, explained the policy perspective to the participants.

Niraj Shah, director marketing, strategy and products, PNB MetLife Insurance, explained they have reached out to schools and colleges to organise sessions on insurance awareness for students.