The Blood Services introduced diversion of the first 20 ml of each donation in 2002, and also methods to improve skin cleansing, which have to be meticulously performed.
It may also behoove us to quickly introduce a zingy new topic of discussion as diversion — e.g., Doesn't the word "canoodling" sound like some strange combination of boating and pasta?
In this preliminary incomplete animal model, we aimed to introduce the idea of the possibility of scrotal urinary diversion via inguinal canal and speculate its clinical advantages with its low morbidity and surgical technique of human application.
Nevertheless, by expression of the Pseudomonas enzyme 4-hydroxycinnamoyl-CoA hydratase/lyase (HCHL), attempts have been made to introduce a direct capacity for vanillin formation into model plants by diversion of the phenylpropanoid pathway.
The arrival of laptop computers, however, introduced new opportunities for diversion, and wireless introduces an even broader range of distraction, said Dylan Brooks, a senior broadband and wireless analyst at Jupiter Communications.
This concept introduced Na3HEDTA as a diversion technique to remove the formation damage from maximum reservoir contact and extended reach wells in sandstone reservoirs.
Yet, while there have been some innovative drug policy projects – such as drug checking at festivals and drug arrest diversion schemes – introduced at local level since the last strategy seven years ago, the message from central government remains monotone.
European broadcasters initially tried to oppose the diversion of spectrum, saying it would detract from their plans to introduce new high-definition TV channels.
The New York Times is announcing plans today to introduce a Friday section devoted to weekend travel, weekend homes, cars and diversions while making its arts, dining and home sections newly available to readers across the country.
In these circumstances water diversion at Farakka is bound to have an impact as it was an attempt to introduce a new ecological system against the usual course of nature.
