On the dance floor, the amber-eyed ghosts were as awkward and as touching, as unconvincingly brash as any boys in history on the threshold of a party.
The definition of a smoker varied significantly between the studies in this review, ranging from any history of tobacco use to thresholds of ten or 20 cigarettes a day.
Logic would dictate that if these are the recommendations for subjects without a strong family history of PC, then these thresholds for resection should be either the same or lower in subjects with a strong family history.
Big History traces thresholds of emergent complexity in the evolutionary narrative from the Big Bang to the 21st century to create a pedagogically powerful narrative that enhances understanding, retention, excitement, and relevance, all badly needed in today's classrooms and society.
Aggressive medication regimens, with β-blockers and angiotensin receptor antagonists, may change the natural history of the disease and the thresholds for surgical repair.
15 min: Cluj easily clear a Chelsea corner, which prompts Nick Strada to screech: "Drogba must have the lowest pain threshold in the history of sport.
The only referendum to cross this threshold in the history of Slovakia was a 2003 vote that paved the way for joining the European Union a year later; three others failed to do so.
These additional factors were malaria, tobacco smoking and exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), heavy duty during pregnancy, consumption of alcohol, late antenatal care, home delivery, open pulp pulpitis, periodontal disease threshold, and previous history of low birth weight.
The summative causes will ultimately reflect the evolutionary history of this species, and consequent adaptive thresholds to anthropogenic changes to the environment.
There was no sense of threshold".
We now have the highest number of people living on the threshold of poverty in the history of government record keeping.
