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Such necrosis is not seen in smaller tumours [29] because these tumours show a slower growth rate with more adequate vascular development and do not develop critically supplied areas [28].

The time that it took for hyperactivity to develop critically depended on the age of the mice when L-DOPA treatment was initiated.

EPR patients who develop side effects (eg, vomiting GI upset) with a subsequent need for parenteral potassium supplementation or who develop critically low levels of potassium<2 mEq (exclusion criteria) on enteral supplementation will be allowed to cross over and receive IVPR subsequently.

The pilot programme has developed critically needed capacity of women migrant workers and their groups so that they are able to build upon the gains made so far and continue to advocate for women migrant workers' rights at the local and national levels.

Taking a lead from this experience, we anticipate that a continuing focus on the isolation of functionally distinct mammary epithelial populations from both murine and human sources at increasing purities, if developed critically, will play an important role in enabling similar progress in the mammary field.

Apatow went on to develop two critically acclaimed television series, Freaks and Geeks and Undeclared, in 1999 and 2001 respectively.

The paper aims not to provide accurate and robust estimates of investment elasticities (a doubtful task given the poor quality of the data sources and the modelling problems), but to develop and critically assess the validity of an empirical approach for characterising the production of science and its impact, from a comparative perspective.

Sega Europe also approached Bizarre Creations to develop the critically successful racing game Metropolis Street Racer, which featured detailed recreations of London, Tokyo, and San Francisco complete with consistent time zones and fictional radio stations and 262 individual race tracks.

DVT may develop in critically ill patients, which may be related to the presence of a femoral CVC.

Electrolyte disorders frequently develop in critically ill patients during course of stay in the intensive care unit (ICU).

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is a serious complication that may develop in critically ill ICU patients as a consequence of immobilization, femoral central venous catheter (CVC) placement and activation of the thrombotic cascade.