Accidental oesophageal intubation can be recognised immediately when US scans are done real-time, and corrected before ventilation is initiated and before air is forced into the stomach, resulting in an increased risk of emesis and aspiration.
As the preceding discussion suggests, an implicit duty to share, understood as a type of duty to participate, can be recognised in epidemiology when interests in public health or the advancement of medical knowledge override the interests of individuals normally protected by consent.
The RIF-1 cell line has always been considered to be poorly immunogenic, but our data implies that it does contain partly effective tumour antigens that can be recognised by the immune system when subjected to stimulation by the PDT-induced creation of anti-tumour immunity.
You know you are famous when you can be recognised by a prop.
It seems likely therefore that determination of nonrepaired dsb underestimates the full biological damage that manifests itself only after 7 10 cell divisions when mitotic integrity can be recognised and quantitated from the surviving clonogens.
This allowed systematic investigation of the earliest time point when changes in signs of inflammation can be recognised by MRI.
They have a variety of snout shapes, but can be recognised because the fourth tooth of the lower jaw is visible when the mouth is closed.
With hindsight, of course, she can be recognised as a strong, independently creative proto-feminist icon, at a time when they were few and far between.
They can be recognised by the broad snout, in which the fourth tooth of the lower jaw cannot be seen when the mouth is closed.
