The most recent literature indicates that multiple description (MD) is a promising coding approach to handle this issue.
Recent literature indicates the potential for elevated revision rates of modular neck systems and the potential for local pseudotumor and metallosis formation at the modular neck/stem site.
Our survey of recent literature indicates that although there is a sound theoretical basis for the assumption that such information would enhance collaboration, the issue has been the subject of little empirical research thus far.
The contemporary affirmation of recent literature indicate that issues like timeliness, linearity of computational complexity, incremental update of the classifier, and concept drift adaptation in data stream classification are still significant constraints.
According with this result, we speculate that data from recent literature indicate that such genes may play a central role in nitric oxide detoxification, survival and replication of Salmonella upon exposure to nitric oxide.
Recent literature indicates that in order to fully understand immigrants' outcomes in a destination country, we must account for both origin and destination effects, the so-called 'double perspective' approach (Dronkers et al. [2014]; Levels & Dronkers [2008]; Levels et al. [2008]; see Limitations and Conclusion).
Recent literature indicates that CD177 mediates the migration of neutrophils across endothelial cells via interactions with proteinase 3 (Kuckleburg et al., 2012; Kuckleburg and Newman, 2013) and PECAM-1 (CD31) (Sachs et al., 2007; Bayat et al., 2010), as well as the degranulation and superoxide generation in a Mac-1-dependent manner (Jerke et al., 2011).
Recent literature indicates that a hyper-replication phenotype leading to a DNA damage response and senescence is a common consequence to expression of activated ras and mos [36], [37].
5 Recent literature indicates that pain is also a significant symptom in patients with COPD.
However, recent literature indicates an expanding spectrum of patients at risk for invasive aspergillus disease.
