It sat on a low-slung cabinet that rested against a living-room wall in a small, cramped apartment, as a symbol of modernity fronting a diminished vestige of the past, a screen of high definition framed by what had been a window of elaborate carpentry detail.
This requires gunners to lay down a screen of high explosive and shrapnel shells that creeps across the battlefield about one hundred metres in advance of the assaulting troops.
By Jessica Weisberg July 14 , 2009 Yesterday I caught a screening of "Hogwarts High" (sorry — "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince"), the sixth installment in the series, opening today.
Yesterday, I caught a screening of "Hogwarts High" (sorry — "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince"), the sixth installment in the series, opening today.
15 proposed that the DDS2 is suitable for an initial screening of high diabetes-specific emotional distress in clinical consultations, and showed that DDS2 was significantly associated with HbA1c levels.
Inner Space JG Ballardd in the Seventies sounds like a doozy of a day: it includes panel discussions about Ballard's work, a special preview screening of High Rise (ahead of its general UK release on 18 March), as well as a post-film Q&A with the designers behind the adaptation.
67 Patients may be diagnosed as a result of screening of high risk groups or incidental discovery at endoscopy, which is typically performed for reflux disease.
In our medical ICU we perform a targeted screening of high-risk patients.
Chronic infections are typically asymptomatic during the first few decades, and thus are most commonly discovered following the investigation of elevated liver enzyme levels or during a routine screening of high-risk individuals.
For a first screening of higher perceptual functions several questionnaires have been developed [ 10, 20].
This would be consistent, for example, with a screening effect of higher rates of colonoscopy leading to higher and earlier hospital utilisation in more advantaged groups.
