Moving on through the Arabic tradition, we have already mentioned Avicenna's notes on the Theology, which are incidentally based on our shorter version (for the notes see Badawi 1947b, 37 84, translated into French in Vajda 1951 and discussed in Adamson 2004a and 2004b).
Incidentally, morphology variation is based on the fact that most of the plant extracts used are phytochemically rich containing varying proportion of the bioreducing biomolecules except To and Ca. Indeed, the interaction between the biomolecules (phenolics, flavonoids, terpenoids etc).
Incidentally, maternal GA I is diagnosed based on the findings in their offspring.
Incidentally, the assay used to monitor the activity, based on the observation of the glyoxylate product, did not allow one to distinguish between the two different activities.
The American College of Radiology has created a series of guidelines for the management of incidentally discovered hepatic masses discovered on MDCT based on the following patient risk factors (Fig. 10).
A meta-analysis on the topic by Farelly et al. [6] concluded that, based on the limited available literature, all incidentally detected echogenic renal cortical nodules undergo confirmatory imaging with CT.
But an article based on the book in Foreign Policy magazine (a magazine, incidentally, which Mr Huntington co-founded but which is now run by a Latino editor and a Latino managing editor) has already caused a sensation.
Left recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis was incidentally discovered on preoperative examination before cleft palate surgery at 1.5 years old based on the presence of a past medical history of breathing problem under sedation.
Based on the video game, this actually resembles a uniquely boring, feature-length Audi commercial, incidentally intent on pinching ideas from the first two Terminators.
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