But the old dysfunctions, and your favorite chenille blanket, are just where everyone left them.
A sampling of recent shows indicates that viewers in both countries ask her about rashes and discharges, about sexual dysfunctions and positions, about performance anxieties and relationships.
His understanding that these structural problems reflected wider dysfunctions and injustices about economic and social power led him to launch the debate about "responsible capitalism".
Bofane has a well-reviewed recent novel, "Mathématiques Congolaises," a sardonic panorama of his home city, with its violence, dysfunctions, and humor.
I think he is revealing of many dysfunctions and is a mirror of the way the Moroccan administration works".
"As floods and drought were a necessary consequence of the fabric of the physical world, predators and parasites, dysfunctions and diseases were a consequence of the evolution of life," he writes.
Drug-naïve MwoA patients are characterized by subtle cognitive dysfunctions and low percentage of behavioural symptoms.
The observed clinical signs commonly include fever, respiratory disorders, diarrhea, reproductive dysfunctions and mucosal disease.
Organ dysfunctions and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS) were defined according to Goldstein et al. [25].
Headache is the most common pain disorder in children and adolescents and is associated with diverse dysfunctions and psychological symptoms.
In conclusion, when considering DC dysfunctions and the delivery RRT dose, the internal jugular and femoral routes are equivalent.
