Once neurological deficits occur, progression is inevitable although the rapidity of progression is highly variable.
Although the rapidity of access by itself may not be the only reason for requesting a consultation, it can obviously facilitate it.
Although each presenter emphasized the rapidity with which these data can now be generated using next-generation sequencing instruments, they also listed the large number of people involved in the analysis of these datasets.
Although the cause remains unclear, the rapidity of the progression of keratoconus in this case could be related to the age of the patient, which correlates with the usual onset of the disease.
The rapidity of the system, although excellent compared with traditional surveillance systems, needs to be improved.
Jacquemin: Oil could drop more, although I have been surprised by the rapidity of the drop.
58 The coincidence in timing is striking, although the evidence for the scale and rapidity of the uptake of inoculation is too patchy to be confident that it occurred on a scale sufficient to explain the sudden drop in adult smallpox burials in London, within a seven-year period.
However, although they present several advantages such as the rapidity and simplicity, the protein-based methods depend on the expression level of targeted proteins, which is variable according to the plant tissues and the plant developmental status.
Although Cs+ cannot be considered specific in its blocking effects, the rapidity of onset of its action was more desirable in terms of knowing the effects were due to Cs as opposed to some sort of slow run-down.
Although rats lack an equivalent human ST segment because of the rapidity with which their ventricular myocytes repolarize, perturbations that result in ST segment changes in species with ST segments produce a similar shift in the corresponding QRS-T wave region of the ECG in rats (Detweiler 1981).
