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In contrast to the usual sub-game perfection solution concept, Rausser and Simon (1991) use a SEDS (Sequential Elimination of Dominated Strategies) criterion, through which strategies that involve inadmissible play are eliminated round by round beginning with the concluding round. While this new approach promoted self-sufficiency through financial grants and moved the ANA away from funding administrative services and "filling social service gaps" to funding activities "designed and implemented by the tribe", SEDS was ultimately a continuation of Federal control. In addition, Inhale also announced other data recently presented at the 2001 AAPS Annual Meeting & Exposition, October 21-25, 2001 that provided validation of a variety of applications for the Bradford Particle Design SEDS(TM) supercritical fluids processing technology including the use of SEDS as a particle engineering process for poorly soluble drugs and specifically for a variety of molecules, such as, fluticasone, terbutaline and fenoterol powders. |
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