A relevant case report describes a child with fragile X syndrome whose untreatable glioma had an indolent course for more than 8 years despite high-grade histopathology (Kalkunte et al., 2007).
What they record is the transformation of part of an area that one environmentalist describes as a fragile and irreplaceable "mosaic of habitats" into a muddy building site.
He had recently been unwell, and was last week released from hospital in what was described as a fragile condition, following a lung and urinary tract infection.
Papua New Guinea has been described as a fragile state (1 ).
There have been multiple reports over the last decade describing a subset of fragile X syndrome patients who shared overlapping clinical features with PWS.
Using data from fragile site expression, G-banding analysis, and cross-species chromosome painting, we have described a suite of afrotherian common fragile sites that are correlated with evolutionary breakpoints when compared to the human genome.
Both frailty and vulnerability describe a health state that is fragile, associated with adverse health events, and more easily recognized with a global view of wellness rather than any specific medical condition.
The song consists of three distinct pieces, the first of which is a meditative section featuring phase-shifted instrumentation such as tabla tarang, swarmandal and santoor, and singing that Leng describes as "hauntingly fragile male and female Indian voices in a love duet".
A definition proposed by the United Kingdom's Department for International Development DFIDdescribesbes fragile states as states that lack either the capacity, or the will (or both), to deliver core state functions for the majority of their people, including the poor [ 4].
In 2009 she initiated Get Hubbied, a multitiered art project to investigate the idea of marriage, which she describes as both fragile and resilient.
