All patients will be monitored closely in relation to complications, health-related quality of life and costs.
These effects are studied more closely in relation to matrix effects.
The polarity of Surprise has to be examined closely in relation to the co-text and therefore it cannot be placed in the negative or positive category in the Affect system.
When this finding was examined more closely in relation to glucose tolerance status, we observed that the presence of adipose tissue IR worsens with the progression of glucose intolerance.
To examine this result more closely, and in relation to the literature, we present first cross tabulations between responses to the question on the referendum and the criteria relating to residence and job-study locality as well as to car-use frequency in the zone (Table 5).
In Kenya however, and in many other countries where elephants can be found, the words "game" and "utility" are seldom spoken too closely together, particularly in relation to such emotive animals as elephants, for fear of putting off the tourists.
Future studies should be aimed at investigating this hypothesis more closely, and especially in relation to already identified risk factors for adolescent neck and low back pain.
To more closely assess OSCAR in relation to disease activity near the joint, we measured soluble OSCAR in the synovial fluid from OA (average age 70, 3 male/5 female) and RA patients (average age 67, 7 male/5 female).
On the contrary, the two are closely related, e.g. in relation to the impact of cell-cycle status, cell size and RNA content of the cell.
An Express Newspapers spokesman said: "We can confirm that one of our reporters was arrested this morning as part of Operation Elveden and we are working closely with the authorities in relation to this matter".
West Bromwich said: "In common with other financial institutions, the West Brom has been working closely with the FSA in relation to its funding and capital position, including the current stress-testing exercise being conducted on a number of the larger building societies.
