Processes on a wide range of timescales are represented by the simulations: surface-water flow at 10 min, wind at 1 to 4 h, rain at 6 h to 1 day, and groundwater flow at 1 day, with a multiyear simulation period amenable to the timescale of ecologic changes.
This preferential detection of lower-grade cancers is consistent with the 'length bias' inherent in population cancer screening, whereby cancers that progress slowly are preferentially detected as these have a longer preclinical period amenable to screen diagnosis ('sojourn time') (Cole and Morrison, 1980; IARC, 2002).
They progress much further than Gang into late adolescence, a period more amenable to bitter-sweet comedy.
All patients, regardless of the maturity found in the regenerated bone after the distraction period, are amenable to plate substitution; where the maturity of the bone regenerate is in question, or in situations in which a presumption of poor prognosis of consolidation at the docking site level is of poor quality, the procedure is performed with bone grafting.
We found that body weight did not vary significantly during this period), suggesting amenable effects of flutamide on body weight at the dose used.
Our study design, a large-scale (23 million population) national natural experiment using a joinpoint method, while observational in nature, allows us to compare changes in amenable mortality across different periods in time with mortality not considered amenable to health care and among different age groups with different health insurance coverage.
The annual average decline in amenable mortality across the study period was 3.1%, compared with 2.6% for all cause and for total disease mortality.
Immunization in the perinatal period should be amenable to current animal husbandry practices as large animals are often segregated from the herd prior to lambing/calving/farrowing and are accessible to producers.
While the neuropsychological deficits tend to be fairly stable in chronic schizophrenia [ 16, 19], it has been suggested that there might be more amenable changes during the prodromal period and shortly after the illness onset.
Using this approach, we found that the impact of organ failure vanishes over time [ 14, 28], which could help in the decision-making process, providing information for a period that is amenable to interventions while the patient is in the hospital.
These conditions were selected because they are highly penetrant, asymptomatic for long periods of time, and amenable to preventive measures and/or treatments.
