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Several investigators have argued that, in the evolution of total ankle arthroplasty, some obligatory reoperation without removal of the metal implants is anticipated; examples of reoperation include relief of osseous or soft-tissue impingement, improvement of alignment or stability of the foot and ankle, bone-grafting for cystic lesions, and/or polyethylene exchange.

This depressurization is clearly in contrast with the evolution of total CO2 output that almost tripled from early 2000's in agreement with the increase of the pressure in the hydrothermal system as returned by the model of ref. 25 (Fig. 7c).

In this section, we will analyse the potential implications that changes in the pension system such as those described in this paper would have on the evolution of total pension expenditure based on the different scenarios presented.

The evolution of total porosity in the selected cement paste and concrete systems is predicted using electrical property based models derived from effective medium and percolation theories, and is found to match well with the experimental values.

Table 7 shows the evolution of total polyphenol contents during ripening in both olives than in their extracted oils.

The weightings explained approximately 90% of the evolution of total prescribing costs, in spite of the pricing and reimbursement turbulences affecting Italy in the 2000 2005 period.

Figure S4, which shows the evolution of total chemokines accumulated in every lattice, perhaps best illustrates this point.

(c) The evolution of total energy along with time.

The ultimate step in the evolution to total independence of cancer cells is the success of some cancers to transfer from one organism to another, as parasites do: by infection like Tasmanian devils transmissible tumors, which in their path to total independence have even managed to acquire new mitochondria from one transitory host [ 206].

The quantitative differences between the two schemes are better captured in Figure 12, where the evolution of the total rest mass and of the central rest-mass density are shown.

To give a more dynamical view of the process observed in the table, Figure 10 shows the evolution of the total bright area, in square kilometers, for the four countries with the largest increase between 1992 and 2009.