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The highest validation level, addressing effectiveness of imaging agents or devices for diagnosing and treating disease, remains to be fully developed by the core.
Adolescence may be a critical period for developing overweight [ 4], but results have also indicated that the major part of early adiposity may be fully developed by 11 years of age, or earlier [ 33].
It can be seen that patients 2 and 6 benefited from both hormone regimes when compared to their natural cycles, as did patient 5. Patient 4 showed no difference between her natural cycle and treated cycles at D5 and the D4 appearance of developing uterodomes postulates that they would be fully developed by D5.
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That so sophisticated a form could have been fully developed by a single artist, however, is scarcely credible.
In the past, the belief was that the brain was fully developed by early adulthood.
This notion has been fully developed by, among others, pedagogues like Jean Pierre Astolfi and Michael Develay (Astolfi and Develay 1989).
RCA formation was first visible 4 5 cm from the root tip and was fully developed by 15 cm from the root tip (Table 3).
The practice of adding limited amounts of lead (generally less than 2%) to bronze to increase workability and fluidity began around 1000 b.C. and was fully developed by the Romans.
Assuming this behavior to be valid and that second stage cracking is fully developed by ε s = 0.001 (Reis et al. 1964), it may be hypothesized that crack patterns in members having high strength reinforcing steel will not vary from those having conventional steel.
The Chinese armillary sphere was fully developed by 52 BC, with the astronomer Geng Shouchang's addition of a permanently fixed equatorial ring.
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