The US is yet to deliver $585m worth of aid to Egypt that is due for 2013, but has denied this is on hold, since it is not technically due to be delivered until 30 September.
Measuring the Kd value of 11 using SPR proved to be technically challenging due to solubility issues, but it was possible to measure a value of 130 ± 1 μM using isothermal titration calorimetry (ITC).
The cohort comprised patients with failed open operative intervention on the non-union site or those where open intervention was not considered to be technically feasible due to the small size of the proximal fragment.
This approach was reported to be technically challenging due to the vascular permeability of the lung (Jakubzick et al., 2013).
Clinton's claim that Vermont sends the most guns used in crime per capita to New York may be technically true due to the state's proximity and small population, but it is also somewhat misleading.
CT-guided mediastinal biopsy is not routine at most institutions; it can be technically difficult due to the proximity of the lesion to vital structures and is generally reserved for large lesions.
So much excitement already, and this report's not technically due to begin for 65 minutes.
In contrast, surgical treatment of large or massive RCT can be technically difficult due to tendon retraction, muscle atrophy and fatty degeneration.
On the other hand, the emergency endovascular approach is a promising treatment option for ABF and acute massive hemoptysis, assuming that surgical repair through a left thoracotomy approach may be technically difficult due to extensive pleural adhesions or vascular abnormalities.
Both planning and verification can be technically demanding due to various factors, including low activity levels in patients and/or low photon yield, image co-registration, calibration of the system, volume definition, choice of imaging time points, and kinetic modelling.
