39 Figure 2 is an adaptation of a figure originally produced by Szadkowska et al, illustrating a combination of factors that could stem from or be exacerbated by the presence of comorbid conditions, each of which increases the overall risk of developing nonspecific drug-related adverse effects in older individuals.
This case illustrates a rare combination of joint dislocation (elbow), bony fractures (radius, ulnar shaft and coronoid process), nerve injury (deep branch of radial nerve palsy) and ligamentous disruption (medial collateral ligament).
The work presented illustrates how a combination of a new methodology and established techniques can speed up the search for platinum complexes with improved cytotoxic profiles compared to cisplatin.
This study illustrates that a combination of approaches can compensate for the common situation when continuous long-term monitoring data is lacking, and improve our understanding of historic versus current insect pest abundances and the potential drivers of change.
Our study illustrates how a combination of microarray technology and functional protein network analysis can be used to identify disease-related key miRNAs.
This illustrates how a combination of a classical and inverse metamodelling can provide more confident conclusions about model behaviour and sensitivity patterns.
Our study illustrates that a combination of: the perception of the severity of this illness; together with social and factual information sources; and parental efficacy, informs parents' decisions about whether to consult the doctor.
The resulting branching pattern of two affected ducts (dashed lines) illustrates how a combination of end bud forward movement, avoidance of nearby obstacles, and bifurcation was adapted to achieve open architecture.
This combination illustrates a potential conflict between selections on life stages in different habitats: warm river temperatures will select for earlier migration, but ocean conditions might favor later migration.
