It is named for sargassum, a type of seaweed found in its waters, which are exceptionally blue (there is a fountain-pen ink named after their color).
Surgical treatment for SCN should be carried out only in a minority of patients, i.e., those with uncertain diagnoses, cases with significant related symptoms, or exceptionally when there is concern regarding malignancy [13, 14].
The Carta di Firenze instead seems to invert this principle for newborns between 22 and 23 weeks, who appear to deserve resuscitation practices only exceptionally, when there is evidence of significant vital capacities or of the capacity to survive.
The atmosphere is almost free from dust, so there are exceptionally high UV rays which, with the briny air and warm soil, encourage masses of wild flowers, out-of-season bulbs and rare mosses and lichens.
But with a growing number of developments in Manhattan offering large, exceptionally pricey apartments, there is more competition than there has been, brokers said.
But because the coverage of the trial in the daily press and in the business magazines was of exceptionally high quality, there is little fresh material from the trial itself in these two books.
Due to the exceptionally compact design there is very good access to the high-field region.
For the exceptionally private traveler, there is always the private island.
The carbohydrate kinase phosphofructokinase (PFK) has been determined to be an attractive antitrypanosomal drug target, and because T. brucei PFK and human PFK have exceptionally different structures, there is an increased likelihood for selective drug design.
