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For patients who cannot receive single-stage surgery, we hope that we can find out by weighing up merits and flaws of the two surgical sites in order to make decision of prioritize one of the two surgery, so as to bring more benefits to the patients.

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Yet there are a significant number who see attractive qualities and flaws in each of the two major-party candidates and have not yet decided whom to choose.

Whenever Blair and Serena ride off into the sunset, I'd like to look back at the flaws of season five as a blip in the road on an otherwise enjoyable journey.

The disappointing outcomes of trials using the CDS might be attributed to two flaws of the CDS: first, some drugs included in the CDS can be used for two or more diseases (or conditions), and second, the drugs by themselves may not reflect the severity of diseases (or conditions).

Building an argument around the rise and fall of important social settlements, Flawed Capitalism traces the history of the two economies through first their New Deal and then their Reaganite periods ones labeled differently in the UK, but similarly marked by the development first of a Keynesian welfare state and then a Thatcherite neoliberal one.

Thus, differences in either fracture toughness or flaw sizes/densities, or a combination of the two, would explain why the Procera copings had higher fracture tendency.

It will be analysed forever, another episode - alongside Granita and 'You've stolen my fucking Budget' and 'psychological flaws' - in the fractious marriage of the two most powerful men in Britain today.

He then thanked them for their work and said he could find no flaw in any of the nine studies they had conducted to come to their conclusion.

The flaws of at least three of England's top six laid bare for all to see.

Expanding on the WHO's health systems building blocks, we present adapted framework which serves the prime objective of our study, as shown in Figure 2. Gaps and flaws in the six building blocks of health systems can actually constrain achieving a universal access, coverage, quality and safety in the health care service delivery.

In the 18th and 19th century debtors in Britain were often thrown into jail (as in Charles Dickens's "Little Dorrit"), though Samuel Johnson spotted the flaws of the practice: "We have now imprisoned one generation of debtors after another, but we do not find that their numbers lessen.

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