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Frequency and duration of healthcare contact is influenced by severity of physical illness and by associated emotional disorder.
This iatrogenic impairment occurs on a system already damaged by the persistent immune activation due to HIV and by associated risk factors [ 4- 7].
These findings suggest that PIG is strongly influenced by corticosteroid therapy and by associated autoimmune disease, and that the response to therapeutic intervention differs between patients with PIG and IMN.
The cancer origin was determined by tumour location relative to ductal anatomy and duodenal and pancreatic parenchyma, and by associated epithelial dysplasia or in situ neoplasia.
Obama has staked his candidacy on union — on bringing together two halves of America that are profoundly divided, and by associating himself with Lincoln — and he knows what both of those things mean.
He has staked his candidacy on union — on bringing together two halves of America that are profoundly divided, and by associating himself with Lincoln — and he knows what both of those things mean.
Complex networks can help in resolving context through preserving sequence and by associating words in a sentence, sentences in a paragraph and even paragraphs in an article.
Boys therefore grow into their gender identity by accepting their differences from their primary caregiver and by associating themselves with a largely absent father.
Apart from the simple brilliance of the pun, Mitt slyly underscored the Obama-as-foreigner theme by evoking the more hifalutin' spelling "bologna" -- a city in Italy -- and by associating the president with the German-born Oscar Mayer.
By taking the Gandhi family head-on and by name, and by associating corruption primarily with the Congress party, Anna has raised the stakes spectacularly for Congress, especially in Uttar Pradesh (UP), the country's most populous and politically important state.
In humans, the cerebellum is strongly activated during mental recall of personal fear-related events [11] and by associating sensory stimuli with a painful stimulation [13], [14].
