Numerous Jesuit educational institutions and residencies were established in the following decades, most often in the vicinity of centers of Protestant activity.
Nevertheless, we must bear in mind the two following points: most often, physicians do not take into account prognostic information given by prognostic models, as demonstrated by the SUPPORT study [ 13].
In general, prolonged length of stay after ASCT is associated with complications that arise following conditioning, most often a result of chemotherapy-associated toxicity or as a result of the profound cytopenias seen with transplant.
Clinically significant accelerated degenerative changes occur at a rate of 0.6 3.9 % per year following lumbar fusion, most often at the cranial perisurgical level [45, 52] (Fig. 14).
In Australia, care provided to women in the first week following childbirth is most often provided by a midwife either in hospital or in the community during home visits.
The following theories are most often used to explain perception of crime and feelings of security within the analysis of space and time [21]: Routine Activity Theory Rational Choice Theory Geometry of Crime Pattern Theory.
Today, when people play, they are most often following rules conceived by someone in recent history.
The most common disorders affecting the spine are degenerative, most often following trauma such as hard labour or whiplash.
Though the Ṣūfīs spoke of hundreds of aḥwāl, the following are among those most often referred to.
A century later, contemporary art still makes headlines, most often following a record-breaking auction at Sotheby's or Christie's.
Changes in adsorption of ions may be due to any of the following three effects, acting most often, simultaneously: (1) reduced competition from H+ ions, (2) changes in the adsorbent surface charge and (3) hydrolysis (James and Healy 1972b).
