Over the last 10 yr, a new addition to the damage control paradigm has emerged, referred to as damage control resuscitation (DCR).
He said some investigations took 40 years to emerge, referring to an inquiry into the shootings which reported in 2010 and laid responsibility for the events on the army.
Based on the research achievements accumulated over the past century, especially the last three decades, a Chinese ethnological school has emerged, referred to as historical functionalism by Qiao Jian, and represented by Fei Xiaotong (Qiao, 2008).
In the rural sites, however, in addition to this explanation, another theme emerged referring to a change in drinking water.
Microvascular benefits persisted during the post-trial follow-up period, and statistically significant reductions in both mortality and MIs emerged, referred to as the "legacy effect" of early glycemic control (26).
William Safire, in "Alice in Euroland," his April 30 column on Europe's emerging currency, refers three times to ceding "sovereignty" to eurobanker technocrats.
Emerging donors refers to middle-income countries that are part of the DAC list of ODA recipients and have become development providers.
While the category itself is fluid, "emerging adulthood" refers to a time during which young people are relatively free of obligations.
An emerging pathogen refers here to an agent that has been recently identified as pathogenic.
This emerging approach, referred to as modular co-culture engineering in this review, presents a valuable opportunity for expanding the scope of the broad field of metabolic engineering.
