Ms. Dusky's life has been defined, sometimes painfully, by its subversion of the expected order of things: a baby before marriage, a woman outliving the child she brought into life.
But now, working as a nurse, I have found that while most of my professional boundaries are well defined, sometimes the line between a professional and personal relationship with a patient can become blurred.
On CT imaging with intravenous contrast, most lesions are shown as well defined, sometimes bulky and infiltrating, homogeneous low-attenuation masses relative to the enhancing pancreatic parenchyma with only mild enhancement [13].
(Of the four, Mr. Virelles might have been the most individually hard to define: sometimes a pure mode of resistance, playing dissonant blocks of sound against the rest of the band's natural flow, and sometimes a streamlined, swinging line-player).
The policies of every Netanyahu government, including back in the 1990s, have been defined - sometimes in so many words, sometimes merely in effect - by a pro-settlements, pro- Greater Israel" ideology and agenda, designed to cement Israel's hold on East Jerusalem and most of the West Bank, pro- Greateremergence of a vIsraelPalestideologyand agendadesignedany credible Palestonian leadership.
On Friday, a settlement was reached in the acrimonious, seemingly intractable feud that had long defined the sometimes adolescent relationship between the entrepreneurial culture of Silicon Valley and Microsoft, the powerful company from Redmond, Wash., that dominates the software business.
Also, the barrier and portal functions of the intestine are not as clearly defined as sometimes assumed.
In one study of 568 doctors in Yemen, 44.0% were khat users (defined as sometimes, frequently, or daily) and 17.6% were cigarette smokers.
In tubers metallic silver deposits appeared as short strands or well defined spots, sometimes in the perimedullary zone and also in the cortex.
Ambiguity still remains however, because depending on the exact biological context, members of a family, however defined, can sometimes be considered as functionally interchangeable and thus worthy of a common functional identity.
The use of thromboprophylaxis is uncontroversial in high risk situations such as major joint surgery in hips and knees but less well defined, and sometimes questioned, for many other non-major orthopaedic procedures [ 2].
