Given the pattern of centrally thickened region without a gradual thinning towards the center of the cornea, a non-keratoconic ectasia would also be in the differential diagnosis.
Accommodation was provided by Only Apartments (only-apartments.com); the São Paulo Jewel apartment in the centre of the city (it's a good idea to stay centrally given the traffic) sleeps five and costs from £214 a night.
Given the increasing number of centrally obese hypertensive diabetic persons in the U.S. population, our findings are of clinical importance.
Whether or in what way Malebranche's views were influenced by earlier occasionalists, as discussed earlier, will not be centrally addressed here, given the limitations of space.[6] We will however compare some of Malebranche's arguments with his predecessors when relevant.
Given the report's sponsors, it's not terribly surprising that the economy figures centrally in the analysis.
We started the intragastric treatments at 0.44 mg/kg (a dose given centrally in the current experiment) and increased the dose to 10 mg/kg.
Under current rules, parties are allowed to run a "fighting fund‟ for their candidate, which enables a donor to give the money to the party centrally and leave it to decide how this money is disbursed on the mayoral and London assembly elections.
Given how centrally racial issues are figuring in this election — both as an explicit topic and as an indicator of voting patterns and degrees of interest — my work speaks directly to the moment.
The net result of treatment with VEGF is hypotension when given centrally, leakage of fluid and protein from the vasculature to the tissue when secreted locally, and chaotically increased vascular growth if given alone.
In previous years, it had been difficult to study these α1-receptors because prazosin, the prototypical α1-antagonist used by most investigators, is poorly soluble in saline and cannot be given centrally in high enough doses to block the brain's population of these receptors.
