Were his views warped by incipient Alzheimer's?
An. gambiae s.s. is further subdivided into the M and S molecular forms, which are widely recognized to be two incipient species, although separate species status was recently proposed for An.
The design of environmental monitoring programmes should include indicators of the current status of ecosystems, alerting to incipient changes in them.
In the weeks leading up to the Independence Bowl, the game received as much or more coverage than the incipient national championship game due to the controversial status of Tech star Bruce Smith, who was embroiled in a legal battle with the NCAA about his participation in the game.
We call sets of measures rooted in evolutionary theory and designed to prevent disease status or to manage or eradicate incipient disease-causing organisms or cells preventive evolutionary medicine.
Any incipient defect manifests itself in an alteration of the component vibratory status.
In most developing countries, older adults are considered vulnerable, given their poor health status and social conditions, and programmes for them are incipient and face multiple challenges; thus it is important to propose and test models of health and social care aimed at active ageing.
Molars fulfilling the above requirements in the recruited children were visually assessed by using an intra-oral LED light and disposable mouth mirrors to record their baseline status (1-no caries, deep fissures; 2-fissures with signs of incipient caries).
In Case 18, BCVA diminished dramatically, not because her corneal status became further impaired (Table 1), but rather due to intense progression in her incipient cataract.
The patients were divided into three groups according to the Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) score [ 5]: 1) No neurologic involvement, when the EDSS was zero; 2) Incipient myelopathy; when 0.0 < EDSS < 3.0; and 3) HAM/TSP, when EDSS ≥ 3.0.
