In brief, the common carotid artery was first ligated.
In brief, the common bile duct was punctured and glycodeoxycholic acid (GDOC, Sigma-Aldrich Inc., St . Louis USA) in glycyl-glycine-NaOH buffered solution (pH 8.0, room temperature) at a concentration of 10 mmol/L was infused in a time- (10 minute), pressure- (30 mmHg) and volume-controlled fashion (1.2 ml/kg).
The remarks, contained within a draft paper that leaked on Monday morning, emerged hours before the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, was scheduled to brief the Commons about his advice on the Brexit deal negotiated by May.
Martin provoked cries of "shame" in the Commons on Wednesday when he criticised the police for failing to secure a warrant for the search and for failing to brief the Commons authorities that they had a right to demand such a warrant.
Foreign secretary William Hague is to brief the Commons next week on plans to step up support for the newly united Syrian opposition, either by following France in recognising the new coalition, or by calling for a lifting of the EU arms embargo.
Taking pleasure so, as good feeling or feeling good, may do almost as well as one can, in brief, for the common adult conception, and has the advantage of using what may be culturally universal semantic elements (Wierzbicka 1999, pp. 279-82, 292-93).
In brief, the most common requirements for coordinated volt-var power control are as follows: Keep bus voltages within limits; Minimize the active power losses and the number of tap change operations; Manage the reactive power source; Regulate the transformer and the feeders loading; Control the power factor.
In brief, the most common method for sputum induction is administration of hypertonic saline via nebulizer, followed by percussion of the chest wall to mobilize secretions.
In brief, the right common carotid artery bifurcation was exposed through a midline neck incision and the occipital artery branches of the external carotid artery were isolated, ligated and dissected.
Brief reviews of the common intersections of these areas are presented, with the purpose to clarify their interrelations and also to justify the new controller design paradigm.
In this review, we provide a brief description of the common genetic lesions that occur during the development of pancreatic cancer.
