In mild cases the lesions can be effectively treated with an antibiotic ointment; in more extensive involvement, especially in children, an oral antibiotic may be advisable.
In the same way that extensive involvement in family life can conflict with commitments to public life, few persons will have sufficient time and energy for extensive participation in both workplace and public affairs.
In other instances, extensive involvement may lead to heart failure.
Because of the critical role of mitochondrial transport in neuronal function and extensive involvement of mitochondrial transport in a large number of human disorders, including neurodegenerative diseases, our newly developed method will be highly useful for studying human diseases associated with mitochondrial transport, in particular, in cellular and animal models for these diseases.
Corroborating other previously published studies, 12, 20, 21, 25 our results show an association between the number of lymph nodes involved in the axilla and the presence of metastases in ARM nodes; patients with extensive involvement of cancer in the axilla are at greater risk of metastasis to the lymph nodes of the upper limbs.
India has started a number of efforts in the last two years to reduce the government's extensive involvement in business.
This approach also does away with data retrieval and integration complexities arising from heterogeneously derived information attached to a single chemical entity in certain databases, manifested in the requirement for extensive involvement of a human expert to identify a set of descriptors suitable for a particular comparison.
In a few individual countries, there may be more extensive involvement in tracking adoption activities and generating local evidence.
In contrast, opiate/heroin abuse requires many activities related to pursuing drugs and money by stealing, prostitution or, in some cases, violent offences and, as Hser et al stated in their follow-up study: "heroin addicts also have extensive involvement in criminal activities even into older age" [[ 36], Pp 308].
That starts with them understanding their role in sharing limited family resources in earlier childhood, to increasing input in the family financial planning as they approach teen years, to extensive involvement in and knowledge of the family's financial situation as they start to think about cars, college and the years beyond.
Vitamin D has a potential role in slowing HIV disease progression and preventing mortality based on its extensive involvement in the immune system; however, this relationship has not been examined in large studies or in resource-limited settings.
