BCDA, a company focused on cellular and cell-derived therapeutics for the treatment of cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases, today announced that the European patent office has issued a Decision to Grant European Patent No. 3593810 to BioCardia with publication on June 23, 2021. The patent broadly describes autologous cell therapy patient selection diagnostics as a solution for the problem of therapeutic variability of different patients’ cells. The patent describes using such an assay approach for patient selection as well as for setting dosage levels for autologous cell-based therapies. Specific patent claims are focused on BioCardia’s lead CardiAMP programs for bone marrow cells for transplantation to the heart intended to treat heart failure and chronic myocardial ischemia. This new patent is anticipated to strengthen the protection of BioCardia efforts with respect to its patient screening methods already afforded by issued patents.
I've been doing some research on European police services lately and I found that in much of continental Europe, regular police personnel are often issued submachine guns in addition to their sidearms. This is in contrast to the US and Canada, where patrolmen are often issued rifles and/or shotguns. Is there some sort of rationale behind this trend?
Why is this only happening now? This should be mandatory/default situation. Let them feel the joy of feral students. Happy Holidays.
Let me preface by saying I know nearly nothing about professional baseball, non-professional baseball, any sporting event you can possibly imagine, or otherwise.
In the movie Moneyball, Brad Pitt's character speaks to Jonah Hill's character over the phone and says "Pack your bags Pete. I just bought you from the Cleveland Indians"
This came after a trade meeting between Pitt and the Indian's management team.
Based on this, what could he have meant that he 'bought' Pete? Is it just an insert in the movie to make the script pop, or can such an event actually take place in some form?
Why? because this could potentially help you form and build out your resume that will land you a job working as a 1750 for one of many Federal agencies. Hurry, because I dont know how many spots are left, and they tend to close out the registration when filled.
Some of what they talk about here can also tranlate into a private sector job as well, but not all.
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What is a 1750 and why would I need this? A 1750 is a series that includes professional positions the duties of which are to administer, supervise, advise on, design, develop, or provide educational or training services in formal education or training programs.
What do I need to be a 1750? Just a degree that meets these basic requirements.
Looking to get some ideas on what I can possibly get my two dispatchers. I'm a service manager for a company and they absolutely kicked ass this year however I'm not the one that writes their check so a cash bonus from me is out of the question. Nonetheless I can afford to spend some money and get them something. The problem is I'm clueless on what female office personnel would possibly like especially since I don't really know them on a personal level. Thoughts? Not gift cards. I'd rather show up holding the hillshire farm summer sausage and cheese set. 🤣
