Use of the single diagnostic term, "Severe Dengue" may combine a mixture of iatrogenic complications, host pathologies, severe organ impairment with and without clinically significant vascular permeability.
These concepts include the delineation of three parallel, but different, information streams within the anterior thalamic nuclei, allied to the notion that these medial diencephalic nuclei combine a mixture of properties, some of which depend on the hippocampus but, crucially, others of which are initially independent of the hippocampus.
Combine a mixture of 50 percent ammonia and 50 percent water into a spray bottle if hairspray doesn't lift the stain.
He called himself a "cultural engineer", and Calderwood's hotels were known for their quirky style and breaking of the usual hospitality business rules, combining a mixture of budget rooms with luxury suites.
Sparsely decorated with cream sofas, wingback arm chairs and white walls, it has three bedrooms, combining a mixture of dormitory-style singles and a four-poster in the feature suite.
After initial research, we discovered that by combining a mixture of long strands of shredded paper with a sodium silicate gluing agent, which protects against flame and moisture, we could create a new composite which is as strong as MDF (medium density fibreboard).
We always knew that it combined a mixture of human curation and algorithms, but it is certainly helpful to see a list of do's and dont's for sources.
Modifying these structures with sugar molecules result in the formation of new core shell architectures combining a mixture of binary and double shell.
This oil blend combines a mixture of wild orange, clove, cinnamon, eucalyptus and rosemary.
This combined a mixture of EST driven transcript identification, gene prediction and comparative genomics to identify transcripts.
Physiotherapy generally targets one or several of the following domains, often combining a mixture of them: balance, gait, coordination, strength, endurance, and posture [ 37].
