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First, initiating doxycycline exposure after approximately embryonic day (E) 5 gives low or no recombination, even if a large dose of 4HT is delivered subsequently [e.g.], [ experiments 1] [8], [22], [and 23]; (Figure 2B).

Event costs are those associated with resource use specific to the defining clinical event and include both acute care (initial management in an inpatient or outpatient setting) and event-related health care delivered subsequently in the first year.

This separator should deliver, subsequently to the "production target/ion source system", simultaneously two beams of different masses, one towards the low energy area (DESIR), the second towards the CIME post accelerator through the charge breeder).

They all had babies whose AC < 10th centile on ultrasound scan and no other abnormality and subsequently delivered after 37-week gestation.

By resisting an earlier wave of small-scale developers and fighting to save South Beach's old buildings, they created a city that became irresistible to much bigger players — ones who have subsequently delivered a sea of chain stores and a Disneyfied take on the old debauchery.

The Fellows are able to work closely with more experienced journalists to learn how the newsroom operates within the Guardian, what makes a good story and how it is delivered and subsequently received by our audience.

Pain associated with panretinal photocoagulation (PRP) can adversely affect the number and quality of retinal burns delivered and subsequently increase the number of treatment sessions required to achieve regression of proliferative diabetic retinopathy (PDR).

Through the manipulation of instructor enthusiasm (high vs. low), it was demonstrated that students who received an enthusiastically delivered lecture subsequently reported greater intrinsic motivation regarding the lecture material and experienced higher levels of vitality.

81 82 They will be duly delivered and subsequently presented to different institutions from the primary to tertiary sectors of care.

One of the challenges for an organisation providing these services is the management of the information that is required to design, deliver and subsequently assess the success of the service.

The need to target, deliver and subsequently evaluate the efficacy of therapeutics in the treatment of a disease has provided added impetus in developing novel and highly efficient contrast agents.