The differences between patients with stroke and control subjects were as considerable as those for patients with chronic neurological diseases [ 19– 25, 25].
No development in this area was therefore recommended for the immediate future as considerable investment for research and development of processing technologies is required.
Due to their high longitudinal relaxivity value (r1 = 10.203 mM−1 s−1), PPy@BSA-Gd could serve as considerable probe for T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
The basic tools of the medieval masons were little changed from those of Egypt, but they had large saws driven by waterwheels to cut stone as well as considerable machinery for raising and moving materials.
The move is the latest repercussion from the company's spying on directors and journalists, which has led to the criminal prosecution of its former chairwoman and a senior company lawyer by California authorities, several federal investigations, $14.5 million in civil fines as well as considerable embarrassment for a company that prided itself on ethical behavior.
Extrapolations to natural populations should be made cautiously as considerable opportunities for natural selection occur during seed germination, establishment, and early growth are largely circumvented.
Our genome screening has identified EDCRP homologs in all birds investigated and revealed conservation of sequence elements as well as considerable tolerance for insertions and deletions of amino acid residues at many positions.
Despite intensive interventions, many of these patients require a lower extremity amputation (LEA), with high social impact and poor clinical prognosis for the patients, as well as considerable financial implications for health care systems (2).
There are daily street protests in the Maldives calling for Nasheed's release, as well as considerable international support for him and condemnation of the egregious actions of the Maldivian government.
In addition to familial disposition, somatic mutations in key genes pose as considerable risk factors for melanoma.
Despite intensive interventions, many of these patients require a lower-extremity amputation (LEA), which has a high social impact and poor clinical prognosis as well as considerable financial implications for health care systems (1).
