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A preliminary non-contrast 2.5-mm-thick CT of the axillar region (from the supraclavicular fossa to the diaphragmatic muscle cacumen) was performed to guarantee a panoramic view of the entire anatomical region and thus to help the recognition of anatomical landmarks.

Therefore, the findings can help in the recognition of relations between some classes of TCIS and KPT and their contributions for the improvement of railways.

The predictive value of NGAL in the ICU may help the earlier recognition of AKI.

One explanation for this might be that MDQ without section 2 and 3 helps recognize the opposite polarity-manic or hypomanic symptoms of BPDII, which helps improve the recognition of BPD [ 26, 27].

The frequent use of fiberoptic bronchoscopy with transbronchial lymph node and endobronchial lung biopsies with diagnostic yield of about 80% have helped in the recognition of sarcoidosis.

The read-through of overlapping genes is regulated by the ICP27 protein, which helps in the recognition of the internal polyA signals, resulting in differential transcript lengths [ 16].

This publication helped in the recognition of symptoms and in shortening diagnostic delay in patients 3 6, 8, and 9. Of the 3 cases for which diagnosis was not delayed, patients 4 and 5 were children of a physician who read our publication and recognized the symptoms; patient 6, herself a physician, also read the article (5).

The problem is intensified by the fact that neither the sound property nor the semantic property of the characters is of much help in the recognition of a character.

The scenarios illustrate alternative future images, and help in the recognition of carriers and barriers for biofuel development and deployment in the future.

Training material consisting of E mphatic speech emphatic being a prestage of anger does not only help to improve the recognition of E mphatic but also helps to increase the performance on A nger.

I hope it will help further increase the recognition of the work that we all do and open new ideas and paths for research". J-PAL was founded in 2003 and has since grown into a global network of more than 100 affiliated professors who use randomized evaluations to answer critical policy questions in the fight against poverty.