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The main problem in the transport is the safe use of hydrogen in road tunnels where it should be safe in case of possible accidents where its release could end up in fire, deflagration and even detonation.
As the mesorectal fascia is very thin, it is mandatory to have an imaging plane perpendicular to this fascia in case of possible tumour encroachment.
It can reject a VN request outright, in case of possible policy violations or insufficient processing budget provided by the predecessor, returning an EMBED_FAILURE message to its predecessor.
In case of possible situations to have parallel pipes, the house connections taken from the main pipe cannot be shifted to parallel pipe at the time of failure or abnormal operating condition.
Respondents monitored additionally to aid in dose adjustment or optimization (94%), in case of possible lithium toxicity (85%), during start, stop, or dose-adjustment of interacting medication (67%), to verify therapeutic level, especially in case of insufficient efficacy (64%), due to co-morbidities of the patient (63%), and because it is recommended in guidelines (59%).
In case of possible sensitisation reactions, specific IFN γ responses were measured by in vitro stimulation of Purified Blood Mononucleated Cells (PBMC) from an extra blood sample with a selected panel of antigens (see below) and an additional QFT-IT test was performed.
The verdict, reported by the official New China News Agency, was the latest sign of Beijing's increasingly tough stance in cases of possible corporate malfeasance.
The bill is a compromise, with exceptions to the protection in cases of possible terror attacks or harm to national security.
After endoscopic resection (ER) for superficial pharyngeal cancer (SPC), additional treatments such as radical surgical resection or radiation therapy may be needed in cases of possible incomplete resection.
In cases of possible cervical spine injury, medical professionals must be prepared to achieve rapid airway access while concurrently restricting cervical spine motion.
