As the ire of the activist community and "Third Square" groups (supporters of neither the Brotherhood nor the Military) increases against the incumbent powers, so do incidences of articles smearing them as sexual deviants, or inhuman, as demonstrated by an article on Ahram Online entitled "Human Rights?
As the ire of the activist community and "Third Square" groups (who don't support the Brotherhood or the military) increases, so do incidences of articles smearing them as sexual deviants, or inhuman, as demonstrated by an article on Ahram Online entitled "Human Rights?
In the article, incidence of severe hypoglycemia in patients with type 1 diabetes was 11.5 in the first period and 23.4 episodes/100,000 person-years in the second period.
In both articles, the incidence of significant changes in SC was not significantly different between the group receiving intra-venous CM and the group receiving no CM [10].
6 are calculated for incident direction ( theta_{0} in (0,,90^{0} ). ) In this article, the incidence of two main waves (i.e., ( P_{1}, ) and ( SV )) is considered.
This article reports incidence of each individual outcome as well as incidence of a composite PAD outcome including participants with any one of the individual outcomes.
In order to judge the possible effects of demographic developments on the incidence of cancer in Germany, this article simplifies the situation by assuming that the estimated current age-specific cancer incidence rates will not change in the coming years.
This meta-analysis included 11 articles, while all compared the incidence of complications in conventional lateral window sinus augmentation surgery versus alternative techniques (osteotome: five articles, piezosurgery: four articles, sonic surgery: one article, trephine: one article).
Nine articles reported the incidence of RRT, showing that 6% HES did not increase RRT use as compared with the other fluids (RR = 0.83; 95% CI 0.36 to 1.91; P = 0.67; I = 0%).
Five of the articles presented the incidence of bystander first aid as a percentage of the total number of situations where first aid was appropriate, as seen in Table 3. 15, 15– 18 The frequency of any kind of first aid in these studies ranges from 10.7% to 65%.
This article investigates the incidence of schizophrenia and related psychoses in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.
