Neck MRI with gadolinium injection showed a 2.2 × 4.0 cm sized ill-defined, inhomogeneous mass in right parapharyngeal and retropharyngeal space with internal, irregular, geographic abscess formation in the nasopharynx and oropharynx level.
For its highly heterogeneous and polydisperse appearance this material likely consisted mostly of molecularly ill-defined, variously sized polysaccharides.
They are so accurately sized against their ill-gotten possessions that they might have been drawn to scale.
It's the motif of the conference – along with stale sarnies, leaden speeches, men drowning in ill-sized suits and acronyms.
In fixed effect models, gender of the ill parent was a significant moderator revealing that studies with a higher percentage of ill mothers showed larger effect sizes for externalizing behavior than studies with a lower percentage of ill mothers.
"What have you come as?" you ask him, staring down at his tattered adidas, his boot cuts, the ill-fitting size L Peacocks T-shirt, the greasy-necked canvas jacket, the wallet chain, the nine-week-old haircut.
In the Soviet era, the stove's immense size proved ill suited to urban life styles and to communal apartments.
In regard to sensitivity, the KINDL showed significant changes after a six-week inpatient rehabilitation program for chronically ill children (effect sizes from d =.02 to.69, and.24 for the total QoL scale and the whole sample) [ 41].
I felt it was sizing me up, and there was an ill-defined but somehow profound communication.
Contrary to static ensembles, dynamic ensembles became popular thanks to their performance in the context of ill defined problems (small size datasets).
Thus, we identified a total of 13 studies that have described CMV infection in immunocompetent critically ill patients with sample sizes ranging from 23 to 237 (Table 1) [ 6- 18].
