In countries where the energy infrastructure is under-developed and few towns are adequately electrified, extending the grid is often not financially viable, and certainly not likely to happen in the short to medium term.
13 Therefore it is plausible that adequately performed extended transthoracic resection reduces the likelihood of involvement of CRMs and this may partly explain the improved survival in the randomized study of Hulscher et al. 24 Moreover, it explains the independent prognostic factor for development of recurrent disease and survival of CRM involvement, independent of pT and pN classification.
Because of the enough energy of the subsurface atoms in the workpiece, the dislocation defects nucleated in this area extend adequately into complex defect structure, which will further affect the depth and performance of SSD layers.
In terms of help available from the international community, in which immediate disaster or crisis response during war or famine often does not extend adequately to mental illness, if at all, such lack of attention is then also ignored as a priority in terms of African nations' post-crisis development efforts.
A commercially available new generation ultrasound system with two-dimensional imaging capability, which has roughly the size of a mobile phone, is adequately suited to extend the physical examination.
To adequately treat lesions that extend into the subchondral bone, a comprehensive understanding of the regeneration phenomenon of subchondral bone during cartilage repair is necessary.
While this investigation also focused on a single gene, it extended the literature by employing a tag SNP approach to adequately cover variation and investigated the potential influence of 14 polymorphisms and related haplotypes on inter-individual ABI variation.
"I will do so because I do not think the case has been adequately made that extending British air strikes will either defeat ISIL or make us safer here at home.
Averaged kinematic trajectories of the hip, knee, and ankle joints in healthy controls and subjects with stroke in the BWSTT and CT groups are shown in Figure 2. Subjects with stroke were able to flex their hip joints comparable to the healthy control group but could not extend the hip adequately before training and 2(b)).
But based on a 2003 survey, medical curricula may not adequately prepare physicians to evaluate and extend these advances.
