It seems therefore worth reminding that, although conservative treatment of early stage endometrial cancer by means of progestins and hysteroscopic resection has been proposed [9, 13], the gold standard includes a total hysterectomy [14].
Although we're reminded that "all political parties have their sleaziness," the story might be read as a cautionary fable for a particularly tense time, perhaps subtitled "How the Tories Shot Themselves in the Foot in the 1994 Elections".
Although we're occasionally reminded that social networks virtually own us, we too soon forget.
I was reminded that, although packaged, sold and cryogenically preserved over time, this work was once tough, one-off, art-questioning, refusenik attitude and expansive thinking.
Users need to be reminded that although they are communicating online, they are nevertheless dealing with real people who have real emotions.
And although you are persistently reminded that you can make the dishes at home — the co-executive chef, Suvir Saran, recently published a cookbook — the cuisine is more haute than homey.
Despite a finale including Smoke on the Water, Hush and Black Night, you're reminded that although Deep Purple did banshee-voiced hair rock first, they weren't necessarily best.
We are also reminded that although Copland came at one time to be regarded as an all-American composer, it was in Mexico and through the Mexican composer and conductor Carlos Chavez that he first aroused full-hearted enthusiasm.
But all that changed last week, when I was persuaded to look at the new Penguin translation of Alone In Berlin by Hans Fallada – and reminded that although it's easy to be lazy, it's worth putting in the effort.
By the end I was reminded that, although Bacon admitted that there is a wild justice in revenge, he went on to say that "vindictive persons live the life of witches"; and all we are offered here is a kind of mad hags' sabbath.
With protests taking place from Ferguson in Missouri to New York, we have been reminded that although there may be a black president in the White House, the plight of far too many African Americans is that of second-class citizens and victims of racist law enforcement.
