Any surgery in SIP patients is more complicated and technically difficult because of the unfamiliar anatomy [9 11]; therefore, almost all documented cases treated surgically have been SIT patients.
"He's great technically because of his attention to detail, but as a bloke he also epitomises what the perfect coach should be.
Technically, because of old authorizations still on the books, the president has the authority to go after pirates in the Caribbean and French ships "on the high seas".
That's true both technically and because of the removal of unnecessary formalities.
Meanwhile, the demand for such kind of research increases because of rational and technically implemented transit to the methods of individual medicine and, accordingly, dependence of corresponding scientific methods on a sampling size and increasing need for new samples (Elger & Biller-Andorno, 2010).
Jorge Posada laced a ball against Heredia's thigh for an infield hit, and although Heredia technically departed because of an injury, Oakland Manager Art Howe probably would have relieved him anyway.
However, imaging the dynamics of single atoms on graphenic materials, compared to biomacromolecules and small clusters, is technically difficult because of their subnanometric size and their fast motion.
Considering the usage of more than one belt is technically difficult because of hardware and software problems and probably does not lead to additional information.
Compared to NP swabs, nasal aspirates and nasal washes are more technically challenging, and because of aspiration risk, are not practical in very severely ill children in resource-poor settings.
It was the most emotional scene of the day, and also one of the most technically tricky, because of the ways that players' choices in Mass Effect 1 and 2 carry over into the new sequel.
