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These ICD revisions are necessary and unavoidable, to keep the classification in pace with the developments in medical knowledge and medical technology.
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In pace with the development of general magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), cellular MRI techniques that visualize and track grafted cells in living organisms have also expanded considerably in recent years [ 216, 217].
Nevertheless, it has become ever more challenging to keep pace with the developments in immunology and to be able to, at least partly, assess the importance of newly discovered components such as novel immune-cell subsets or regulatory pathways in a SS-related context.
They say that the search for water was not aggressive enough in earlier years, and did not keep pace with the development that brought many more water users into their village.
You had to be a fanatic to keep pace with the development.
Residential areas at Sogn, Tåsen and Berg were starting to grow, in pace with a larger suburban development plan.
Technology has changed so much in the last two decades that it's hard to keep pace with all the developments.
Something has gone wrong and the stores haven't kept pace with the revolutionary developments in the clothing industry.
Are the service offerings of the common carriers, as well as their tariffs and practices, keeping pace with the quickened developments in digital technology?
A concern of industry is that rules and regulations have not kept pace with the technological developments — both in offense and defense.
In terms of Gibtelecom at home, we believe that we're keeping pace with the technology developments.
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