Its association with the timing of OCL was explored as potential indicator of impact of this particularly violent period in the context of a sustained conflict.
Clinical presentation varies from typical gastrointestinal symptoms to extraintestinal manifestations, all of which develop in the context of a sustained, chronic inflammation of the gut, but usually revert if gluten is totally excluded from the diet.
The article also illustrates how resource-based view (RBV) and marketing considerations in the context of generating and sustaining customer value can refine and extend each other's traditional frames of analysis.
Critical issues in the report addresses are equity and economic growth in the context of attaining and sustaining human development; the role of the government in providing and ensuring quality healthcare, and policies needed for improving productivity and quality of life to all.
We contend that these descriptions, in the context of the injury sustained and the resultant behaviors, are adequate to fulfill the IASP definition of pain, and have acknowledged and managed her report of pain as such.
The empirical literature that exists on community partnership tends to show that the achievement of these benchmarks may only really be possible in the context of effective and sustained community engagement and accountability [ 24- 26].
Although our study is mainly based on β-arrestin1 C-terminus tail overexpression, our results might be therapeutically relevant in the context of pathologies exhibiting sustained increase of vascular permeability, especially where endothelial cells are exposed to aberrant levels of VEGF, such as in cancers.
The results of this evaluation suggest that the skills, competencies, and credentials of vulnerable youth can be improved and sustained in the context of sufficient support and opportunities.
H.J. is a right-handed, amateur male musician who acquired arrhythmia in the context of a global amusia after sustaining a right temporoparietal infarct.
In the context of cuts, combined with a sustained government push for more adoption, it is worth remembering that adoption is far cheaper for a council than a foster placement, costing around £35,000 per year – because once adopted, that child is off the council's books for good.
