MASH has a "dodgy punters" noticeboard, which is essentially a localized, paper version of Ugly Mugs.
It is often useful to organize emergency control fundamentally different to management of an endemic disease, because of the spatially localized scenario and because of differing control objectives.
The carnage of Trump's imagination is not a national phenomenon, but a localized one.
We employed the case study methodology in a comparative manner because of the highly localized nature of the context of HPC in each province (e.g., political will, health service structure).
Therefore, the fimbria represents an ideal area of interest to explore remyelination because of its localized source of OPCs from the cSEZ.
Relative 1- and 5-year survival rates for squamous cell carcinoma have improved slightly from 48%to51%1% and from 14%to16%6%, respectively, because of an increase in the proportion with localized tumours, while relative 1- and 5-year survival rates for adenocarcinoma have decreased from 59%to45%5% and from 28%to18%8%, respectively, because of a decrease in localized tumours.
Because of the high localized feature of ENZ mode, efficient electro-absorption can be achieved under the "OFF" state of the device, thus leading to large extinction ratio (ER) for both polarizations in our proposed modulator.
Because of the resulting localized electron deficiency, the carbonyl carbon atom of these molecules is a hard electrophilic site that will react preferentially with a hard nucleophile.
Because of localized bond behavior, Chen and Teng (2001) contend that the assumption commonly made by previous researchers, that bond stress is uniform across a cross section of concrete as well as in the bonded FRP, is invalid.
Because the standard of care of localized SCLC is radiochemotherapy, that is, the association of IR and cisplatin-based chemotherapy, we assessed the potential value of adding S44563 to chemoradiotherapy.
