There is a seeming contradiction between this evidence and results of comparative studies which have invariably documented higher proliferation (Deckert et al, 1989; Karamitopoulou et al, 1994; Schiffer et al, 1995; Gordower et al, 1998; Heesters et al, 1999, 2002; Geiger et al, 2000) and lower apoptotic rates (Geiger et al, 2000; Heesters et al, 2002) for Ols than for As of similar grade.
If an early extensive core is documented, outcome is invariably poor with considerable risk of malignant MCA infarction, and surgical brain decompression should be considered.
Had it not been for the Johnson/Gove/Corbyn-authored catastrophe, more attention might have focused on these invariably rewarding documents that again confirmed, along with the high cost of running palaces, the deep aversion to public transport that seems to go with being a professional rock of strength, even when, like the young Cambridges, you're still at the apprenticeship stage.
Secondly, when early recanalization (without an already extensive core) is documented, spontaneous outcome is invariably good so no aggressive therapy should be considered.
At sites where nutritional cannibalism has been documented, the cranial bones are invariably highly fragmented with impact damage often located on the top of the cranial vault [35], [37].
It's not just disappointments that are figuratively documented, though – scorers of great goals invariably have a scrapbook to keep them in.
We chose seed storage/release/germination traits as these are well documented for the entire family and are invariably diagnostic for each genus, and difficult to interpret as other than fire-adapted [ 8, 13].
The second most common feature documented in DOA+ patients was deafness (65/104, 62.5%) which invariably followed the onset of visual failure with a peak age of onset in the second and third decades of life (Table 3).
It's been documented that when people get lost in the wilderness, they invariably start travelling in the direction of their dominant hand, causing them to walk in sweeping circles.
Five studies have documented that the b allele not only is present but invariably is expressed in workers from polygyne S. invicta colonies in the introduced U.S.A. range (Table 3).
It's supported by the theory of success documented by Malcolm Gladwell in his book Outliers: people with exceptional expertise have invariably invested at least 10,000 hours of practice.
