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Since silver-coating at present has been limited to surface areas apposed to soft tissue not including the articulating surface and especially the stem which is intended for osseous ingrowth in this study, we aimed to transfer this approach to the stem to close an existing gap in bactericidal capacity of silver-coated prostheses.
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The latter included the articulated skeleton of the miocene ape Oreopitecus bambolii recovered in Southern Tuscany (Rook 2009) and an early human skull found in 1995 in Eritrea, both fossils studied by Lorenzo Rook of the Florence University (Abbate et al. 2004), who presented his fieldwork and studies.
'TRUTH TO POWER' In honor of Britten's centennial, Charles Dutoit leads the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in the composer's crushing "War Requiem" in November, with soloists including the fearsomely articulate baritone Matthias Goerne.
The porcine stifle joint is a common model for cartilage repair studies, reflecting many features of the human knee, including the relative sizes of articulating bones, the existence of cruciate ligaments, menisci, and a bicondylar distal femur (Reinholz et al. 2004; Gotterbarm et al. 2008; Chu et al. 2010).
The sheep or goat stifle joint is a key animal model reflecting many features of the human knee, including the relative sizes of articulating bones, the straight leg axis, or the existence of cruciate ligaments, menisci, asymmetrical collateral ligaments, and a bicondylar distal femur [ 2- 4, 6].
The key components of historical contextualism are then articulated, including the historicity of disease, the reification of specific disease categories in terms of language and social practice, and finally, in contemporary society, the value placed on diagnosis, the bureaucratization of disease, and a logically consistent focus on boundary management and boundary disputes.
It will place in context his domestic life and his legacy, including the roles of his articulate wife, of her extensive and influential family, and of their politically active sons, who solicited Jay's advice in shaping their own careers of public service.
Furthermore, there are other potential problems which are not articulated, including the public consultation process, as well as the level of reliability and validity of the measures.
Other pleasures here included the marvelously articulate use of the foot.
Her current project, Interpreting Islam, Modernity and Women's Rights in Pakistan (forthcoming; Palgrave Macmillan 2015) analyses how distinct constituencies in Pakistan, including the state, are grappling with articulating their views on women's rights.
Yuhei Sato, the governor of Fukushima prefecture, spoke for many when he said: "From the victims' perspective, I can't help but ask... couldn't they have launched the agency sooner?" No one, including the prime minister, Yoshihiko Noda, has articulated a coherent vision for the Tohoku region's recovery.
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