Further individual studies of the association between intravaginal practices and HIV infection will require very large numbers of participants and prolonged repeated follow up visits, however, so that the effects of individual practices, applicators and products can be examined appropriately.
If general stimulation activities and rehabilitative compensation are excluded, perhaps, cognitive training can be examined appropriately as a unique stand-alone intervention.
Where, as in Australia, there is universal health care, there is a facility to examine abnormalities appropriately.
Although the mechanism is hypothesised to involve the clearance of excess hepatic triglyceride, this hypothesis has not been examined in appropriately designed studies.
However, such an approximate form can be used to demonstrate the important characteristics of information diffusion dynamics in specific interesting cases that will be examined via appropriately designed scenarios in the sequel.
In the development of this model, a number of important issues including the actual hoop strains in FRP jackets at rupture, the sufficiency of FRP confinement for a significant strength enhancement, and the effect of jacket stiffness on the ultimate axial strain, were all carefully examined and appropriately resolved.
All of the premature stop mutants of seipin examined localise appropriately to the ER membrane in pre-adipocytes.
Whether residence in socially deprived areas is a greater environmental health hazard compared with residence in better-off areas is an important public health issue, and the possible effects need to be examined through appropriately designed studies.
All study participants were informed on test results by means of personal interviews, while infected patients were examined and appropriately counseled by the staff of the Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases Department of 401 Army General Hospital of Athens.
The result was a report issued by his office in 1999 that accused the department of routinely dropping discipline cases without ever interviewing victims or witnesses and of frequently failing to appropriately examine evidence that incriminated the police.
