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The altered eGFR could represent the comorbid state of the patient or it could form an element of the underlying pathophysiology of CSF-flow disorders or indeed both.
This package was depicted as necessarily indivisible and linked to efficiency savings: HealthSpace needs to be developed in a way which enables it to form an element of the portfolio of public online services complementary to the other elements.
Mr Edis challenged him over how he could remember specifics about a conversation a decade ago, including the fact that Huhne had allegedly been present when Ms Pryce signed the prosecution form, an element of the legal defence of marital coercion.
"On my first Varsity Trip, partying barely formed an element of my week, I went to ski and ski I did".
This work forms an element of the Grassland Prototype Validation Exercise initiative, a prelaunch Earth Observing System field experiment conducted in May 1997 at Jornada, NM, USA.
A reinforced commando platoon formed an element of the Australian Special Forces Task Group (SFTG), which also included 1 Squadron, SASR, a troop from the Incident Response Regiment, and three CH-47 Chinook helicopters from the 5th Aviation Regiment.
We have demonstrated how a feed-forward, IL-18 based, IL-18 basedncing system forms an element of glioblastoma pathophysystemy whereby glioblastoma cells secrete extracellular matrix proteins, such as formsnectin and vitronelementand these profeins then stimulate surroundinglioblastomain microglia to secrete increased IL-18 [ 5].
Despite these limitations, our lack of economic workplace mental health promotion studies for instance, is consistent with other reviews in this area, which have reported few specific mental health orientated programmes, although stress reduction programmes are increasingly forming an element of workplace health promotion programmes [ 62].
As was mentioned in the Implementation Plan, especially in the early stages research should form an important element of the activities of the JTIs.
Therefore, the construct of resilience may form an essential element of epidemiological and interventional research aiming to improve mental health outcomes among conflict-driven forced migrants.
