The rupture occurred after RT when theoretically the tumoral cells had died, therefore local relapse risk is, definitely, less than that of traditional curettage: the high temperature achieved by RT created a significant necrosis, so the patient remains disease-free at one year of follow-up.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Uzbekistan's farmland was privatised, theoretically.
The more we reject embarrassing big-ticket stunts like "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle" and "Coupling," the riskier it becomes to produce bloated would-be crowd-pleasers chasing after a theoretically homogeneous crowd.
They are, after all, theoretically on opposing sides of the political divide (although European and Anglo-Saxon conceptions of left and right are so far removed as to make comparisons pretty much irrelevant).
After theoretical sampling, we could begin coding theoretically.
An opener from Ashley Fletcher, a third by Lloyd Isgrove and a peach in between from the returning hero Adam Hammill, who re‑signed at Oakwell this season four years after leaving for theoretically bigger things, were enough to beat a Millwall side who were largely disappointing – but perhaps they were not allowed to be anything else.
Theoretically, after 4 5 rounds of backcrossing, the BC4F1 and BC5F1 plants would have possessed 96.9 and 98.4% of the genetic background from the recurrent female parent WH421, respectively.
Theoretically, after the interface failure the interface rigidity should be zero, which would mean that the global rigidity will become indefinite.
Specifically, the relations between lifetime panic attacks and alcohol use, abuse, and dependence were examined after controlling for theoretically relevant variables of comorbid psychopathology and polysubstance use.
In this regard, the experimental (practical) mechanism exhibited performance improvements in the peak-to-peak torque of 63%, which correlate closely with those predicted theoretically after kinematic and dynamic optimisation.
