In incidental cases, when detailed information was unavailable, variables selected for investigation were age, sex and, in the histopathological data-set, site of biopsy.
In incidental or missed gallbladder cancers, patients who have undergone only a simple cholecystectomy and who have tumors that are stage T1b or more should be considered for radical repeat resection after a thorough workup to exclude any evidence of metastasis.
In incidental Lewy body disease, which may be considered as a pre-symptomatic form of PD [ 16] and is present in up to 10% of individuals over the age of 60, GSH depletion is already present in the substantia nigra [ 18], and thus appears to precede complex I dysfunctions, iron accumulation and striatal dopamine loss [ 38].
"I tend," he explains, "to do my most important thinking in incidental, accidental, almost daydreamy ways".
Only in incidental moments do we feel that the dance has phrasing independent of its music's.
As he prepared the book for publication, he added, he educated himself about the "Son of Sam" statutes that prohibit people from profiting from writing about their crimes, except in incidental references.
If that struggle results in "incidental" civilian deaths, said Mr. Sittampalam, who now heads a Tamil immigrant aid agency here, it is part of the regrettable but inevitable logic of war.
"The increase in incidental diversity has to be a good thing on TV," Millichip said, adding that while it was helping she couldn't put a cash value on the impact.
