Fatal complications in patients receiving major hepatectomy by the Pringle maneuver or by liver transplantation with small-for-size grafts can be reduced by minimizing hepatic I/R injury and avoiding the progress of harmful events following I/R injury.
In addition, this drug may be useful to prevent the development of painful diabetic neuropathy as its chronic administration avoided the progress of neuropathic pain in mice.
The method is one of intervening in a philosophical dialectic at a characteristic juncture - in which it is difficult to avoid the feeling that further progress is required.
At low crack tip driving forces (Kmax<3.5 MPa m) intact particles and boundaries act as barriers to fatigue crack propagation, and consequently the cracks tended to avoid the interdendritic regions and progress through the cells, leaving a fine striated pattern in this single-phase region.
Nesib (Antonio Banderas) wants to use the new wealth to build schools and hospitals in his land and raise living standards; the austere Amar (Mark Strong) wishes to defy progress and avoid the temptations of mammon and materialism.
The new assessment is the third major scientific report in recent months to send a message that the world is failing to make sufficient progress to avoid the worst effects of climate change.
It's easy to get into — all you're doing is cutting down a tree by tapping on one side or the other, trying to avoid the descending branches as you progress.
Though China is still making the move from low-end to high-end manufacturing, it has made enough progress to avoid the negative side effects of globalization's decline, and it will not be as constrained as some other developed regions with established, traditional manufacturing bases.
To avoid the interruption of the natural progress of the disease by introducing the animals to treadmill walking, a baseline gait analysis was performed only at week 3 following immunization before disease symptoms became evident (clinical score = 0), and an endpoint was taken at the conclusion of the 10-week study when disease severity was high.
The world will still endure hurricanes, and droughts, and floods, and forest loss that could have been avoided, had the progress of this summer happened four years ago.
