The authors concluded that early introduction of preventive treatment, in the absence of previous detoxification reduced total headache suffering more persistently than abrupt withdrawal, challenging the notion that drug withdrawal is necessary to obtain reduced headache frequency and a response to prophylactic treatment.
Originally, brief exposure of guinea pigs to chlorpromazine was followed by abrupt withdrawal and challenge with dopamine receptor agonists, which triggered stereotyped gnawing and sniffing [ 9].
Some of Pune's citizens are challenging the abrupt transfer of their municipal commissioner, Arun Bhatia.
The existing pedestrian tracking algorithms are still challenging under abrupt illumination, occlusions, out of field of view, and cluttered backgrounds.
The golden age of Scholastic theology had come to an abrupt end, its theoretical foundation challenged by a number of theologians.
These forms of capital as elucidated in (Brand 2009; Raworth 2007) accords individuals, including smallholders, an upper-hand in confronting any abrupt or projected socio-economic challenges, at household to societal levels.
Informing institutional and management design using these requirements will enable the development of regimes more suited to meeting the fundamental challenges that unanticipated, abrupt and turbulent change poses for the conservation of marine biodiversity and the resilience of associated social ecological systems.
Thus, the fed-batch mode of operation did not overcome the inhibitor challenges accompanying the abrupt addition of an equal volume of concentrated 12% glucose AFEX CSH hydrolyzate to the first stage 6% glucan AFEX CSH.
Here we go... 84 min:... Blackpool defend it well at the near post before Vaz Te juggles the ball into the area - a piece of skill that is brought to an abrupt halt by Evatt's uncompromising challenge.
Motion and blur: The fast or abrupt motion has been a great challenge for the traditional framework of particle filter, whose motion estimation parameters are usually continuous.
