Repeated biopsy sampling of each lesion may have resulted in a greater volume of material, which has been demonstrated to improve the diagnostic yield [ 6].
The current manufacturing process is conducted with much machining work including drilling the hollow, which results in a great waste of material.
"When you're an actor in a great piece of material like this, precisely what your assignment is ― and it's not to try and do what you're doing on 'American Horror Story' where you have some social commentary mixed in ― this is simply entertainment.
Vermicomposting is used as one of the methods for recycling of organic waste, resulting in a humified material of great agronomic potential which promotes carbon sequestration when applied to the soil.
For example, it is hypothesized that MI, as compared to the HE materials, will result in a greater number of home oral health practices adopted by the mother to prevent dental caries in her young children during the first 18 months of life.
Mr. Pagden, the author of "Peoples and Empires" and "European Encounters With the New World," embeds a few basic points about Eastern and Western political cultures in a great mass of historical material, then appends a polemical coda arguing against the idea that Western beliefs about freedom, democracy and secularism can ever be transplanted to the Middle East.
The Roy Collection includes over 50 inkstones in a great variety of sizes, materials, and designs.
Despite its inherent mechanical fragility, silica is widely used as a skeletal material in a great diversity of organisms ranging from diatoms and radiolaria to sponges and higher plants.
In western Melanesia, the ancestral ceremonial mask occurs in a great variety of forms and materials.
There is, indeed, an extensive literature of medieval commentaries on the Posterior Analytics, and much of this literature is very important; we find in it a great deal of material on the authors' attitudes to necessity, the structure of science, the relation between various sciences, the autonomy of philosophy vis-à-vis theology, and the like.
