Conditioning of adverse physiological effects of airborne chemicals may play a vital role in the etiology of chemical sensitivity, and it provides a rigorous laboratory model by which to investigate some aspects of this elusive phenomenon.
Technical stop is a procedure in a Level-III trauma center near mountain sport resorts that permits a rapid extraction of trauma patients from an adverse environment, a minimal conditioning at the nearest hospital and a transfer to a Level-I or Level-II trauma center using the same emergency team.
In September of 1954, Hemingway wrote to Bernard Berenson from Cuba about the adverse effect of air-conditioning on this thing he was doing: "You get the writing done but it's as false as though it were done in the reverse of a greenhouse.
Infliximab and adalimumab are monoclonal antibodies, whereas etanercept is a soluble protein, with different pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties, conditioning some possible adverse effects.
I was just experiencing the adverse effects of unraveling my childhood conditioning, which was exactly what I wanted to capture in the first place.
He's a rat!" Due to years of prison conditioning, I still have an adverse reaction to snitches.
We used conditional logistic regression models, conditioning on emergency department as fixed effects, to analyse the effects of leaving without being seen at the patient level and length of stay by shift on adverse events.
However, certain adverse events are a mandatory consequence of the conditioning regimen administered prior to allo-HSCT.
The prognostic importance of cytogenetics after reduced intensity conditioning SCT argues that tumors with adverse cytogenetics are more resistant to the graft-versus-leukemia effect than tumors with standard risk cytogenetics, just as they are more resistant to conventional therapy.
