Of much greater concern is the fact that when radiofrequency ablation is performed transcutaneously with computed tomography or ultrasound guidance, the rate of incomplete tumor destruction can range from 10%to>40%0%, as reported in the radiology literature.
Activists' purely speculative concerns about rBST -- ranging from the destruction of small family farms to the risk of cancer -- have proven baseless.
Examples of barbarity, illustrated by paintings, photographs and film, accumulate, ranging from the destruction of Sodom to the sack of Rome, through the shelling of Ypres and Beirut, the Wars of Religion and the Cultural Revolution in China.
The stories in question were an anthology of ancient and modern disasters, ranging from the destruction of Pompeii to the Lisbon earthquake and ending with the collapse of a railway bridge across the Firth of Tay and the horrific Mississippi flood of 1927.
Across much of Syria, the country's archaeological heritage is imperiled by war, facing threats ranging from outright destruction by bombs and bullets to opportunistic digging by treasure hunters who take advantage of the power vacuum to prowl the country with spades and shovels.
Each species and its diverse interactions is a Shakespearian play, he continued, and threats ranging from habitat destruction to climate change are destroying a library that, in many cases, has never been read.
When this balance is disturbed, many disease phenotypes are observed ranging from tissue destruction in chronic inflammatory conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis and COPD, to cancer metastasis and neurological disorders.
X-ray photographs were examined with a Faxitron X-ray MX-20 (0.02 mm resolution) and bone destruction was scored on a scale from 0 to 5 ranging from no damage to complete destruction [ 34].
Masses in the canine fossa, associated with bone remodelling or destruction, can represent many possible etiologies (ranging from fungus sinusitis to different kinds of benign and malignant tumours); differentiation from carcinoma is not possible in cases of bone destruction [ 7].
Ben van Beurden oversees a hugely profitable energy company that some critics allege has been at least loosely implicated in human rights and environmental abuses ranging from execution to the destruction of precious natural resources.
