Lucy Grealy attained prominence, in 1994, with "Autobiography of a Face," a restrained account of acute disfigurement and continual surgery after a childhood tumor required the removal of much of her lower jaw.
This study is designed to compare the response of pituitary PRL to acute hypoxia (AH), continual hypoxia (CH), intermittent hypoxia (IH), cold, and restraint, individually and combined with hypoxia.
Dr. Torrey parts ways with opponents of asylums in that he favors longer-term institutionalization for the 5percentt or so who do not improve with acute care, along "with continual, unannounced inspections" to prevent abuses.
Her tension is intense and continual.
These subclinical cases, which go unnoticed, may act as one of the reservoirs for persistence of this infection in the population and as a source of sporadic acute hepatitis E. A similar continual transmission of subclinical infection was the main reservoir of poliovirus in areas in which the disease was endemic.
Our results suggest the possibility of improving patients' QOL when physicians have appropriate knowledge about palliative care and engage in continual collaboration with the PCT in their acute-care hospital.
This finding suggests that in chronic colitis not only is there sustained activation of acute inflammatory pathways, but also the continual presence and recruitment to the mucosa of the same cell types observed in acute colitis.
Because infection of the vertebrate host is acute and often associated with disease, continual transmission depends on life-long persistent infection of the invertebrate vector host, for many alphaviruses a mosquito.
The continual and differential expression of CSPGs changes over acute and chronic times following trauma, and the changes that occur far from the site of insult maintain a broad environment inhibitory to regenerative response for many months post-injury.
Continue to seek out a continual future.
