The left-sided catheters are at a high risk of erosion compared with right-sided catheters because of the anatomy from the angle at which left-sided catheters curve into the SVC resulting in higher risk of impaction against vessel wall.
** The point at which the left and right-camera lenses' optical axes converge.
Specifically, A has two rows which evaluate the basis functions at s L and s R, the arc length values at which the left and right hand corner points are located, and c is the vector (x L, x R ).
The functions r k and q k are continuous in λ on ℝ and differentiable in λ except possibly at isolated values at which the left-hand and right-hand derivatives of r k and q k exist finite (i.e., there may be a corner at such points).
To overcome this problem, the age at which an individual left full-time education is used as an instrument for reported income.
Clemson's line snapped the ball and then remained still, still in a stance, while Boyd rolled out to his right; Boyd then stopped and threw back to his left, at which point the line burst back into action.
Place an ear against the area of the chest at which the animal's left front elbow touches the chest and listen for a heartbeat.
Vanessa was always on the Left, but the point at which she disappeared into the extreme Left was in 1973 when she joined Gerry Healy's Workers Revolutionary Party.
Then Rooney switched things, operating on the right-hand side in the same way, at which time we saw left-back Lucas Digne find it difficult.
Returning to student politics, Castro was involved with violent demonstrations in which protesters clashed with riot police, at which he became increasingly left-wing in his views.
The couple met at Yale, from which Mr. Noble (left), received a law degree and Mr. Fleenor received a master's degree in divinity.
