Joe's own difficult childhood exposure to family violence made him acutely sensitive of the fact that if kids at risk can find a safe place of support, it would be enough to break the cycle.
An older animal was utilized given that consistent generation of early disease in preterm or newborn animals is difficult because exposure to the experimental conditions that generate NEC causes many young animals to progress relatively rapidly to more advanced disease states.
Difficult exposure of the tibia due to soft tissue scaring, patellar mechanism eversion difficulties, reduction of the amount of tibia bone stock, tibia plateau tilting, retained osteosynthesis and subacute infection are technical points to be dealt with when performing a total knee arthroplasty (TKA) after proximal tibia osteotomy [ 2].
Now it is trying to make it more difficult to limit exposure to poisonous chemicals.
The later music is more rarely played, and not necessarily because it is more difficult... Prolonged exposure to his immaculate art can create a longing for human error, for frailty, for a hint of vulgarity or kitsch.
In today's world of highly technical graduate education, students find it difficult to obtain exposure to international agriculture due to the extreme constraints on their time.
Professionalism is difficult to define; exposure to clinical settings can help establish each student's own definition of professionalism.
First, it was difficult to measure exposure to some interventions in the survey of new smear-positive TB patients.
In addition, the 1982 Upper Cape Cancer Incidence Study, which examined cancer in relation to many different environmental exposures, found it difficult to separate exposure to the BWC and the Barnstable Airport (Aschengrau and Ozonoff 1982).
Obesity is related to hypertension as well as to diabetes, and it is difficult to measure exposure to either in retrospect, perhaps explaining the lack of association between duration of diabetes and cardiac adaptation.
