The first chelation regime began at 53 weeks of age (chelation 1) commensurate with the termination of lead intake for the 1-year lead-exposed group and controls.
Early 20th-century symmetrical wings compromised its surviving integrity yet serendipitously helped spell survival even in the early age of preservation with commensurate utility as a functioning seat of state government.
As primary amenorrhea had persisted while pubertal development was commensurate with age, a diagnostic laparoscopy was undertaken and revealed a rudimentary uterus and regular ovaries.
Our data clearly showed a decline in nearly all 40 sensory measures with advancing age, as was expected, commensurate with an overall strong correlation between age and SensProc_Global (r =.75).
In his detailed ruling published later Friday, Justice Khan upheld the findings of a medical report that put Ms. Masih at 14 years old and found that her mental capacities were not commensurate with her age.
I was wearing a simple wrap dress that is perfect for any occasion and goes with everything and can be dressed up or dressed down and is extremely tasteful and would never offend anyone and conveys a sense of flirty fun commensurate with my age, and — " "Yes?" They all lean forward.
Satire commensurate to our age requires a darker alchemy of wit written with what Mark Twain called "a pen warmed up in hell". Now that we're all living in the "American carnage" Trump proclaimed at his inauguration speech, the stakes are higher in this country than they've been in many years.
Beckford's view was typical: for many of Turner's contemporaries, his late paintings were taken as evidence of artistic decline, commensurate with his age.
Compensation for postdocs could be raised to a level commensurate with the age and training of these professionals, for instance by setting postdoctoral stipends as a proportion of starting salaries for new assistant professors.
The child should be given information about its condition that is commensurate with its age.
