We therefore approach the consideration of this question as a new one in this court, and one that involves the extent of the protection which is given by the copyright statutes of the United States to the owner of a copyright under the facts disclosed in this record.
The conventional diagnostic scheme for lipodystrophy involves the extent of fat loss (general or partial) and inheritance (acquired or congenital) resulting in four categories of disease: congenital generalized lipodystrophy, acquired generalized lipodystrophy, familial partial lipodystrophy (FPL), and acquired partial lipodystrophy (APL) (1– 5).
The issue of interaction involves the extent to which these associations depend on are moderated by other DNA variants or by environmental conditions.
The clinical stages of disease were determined at the time of initial biopsy or resection according to the classification of the Japanese Society of Pediatric Surgeons, which was based on the number of liver segments involved, the extent of local invasion, the extent of regional lymph node involvement, and the presence of distant metastases (Hata, 1990).
If there is not agreement about the purpose of the EFHIA and some degree of expressed agency on the part of individuals involved, through direct involvement in the EFHIA process and some degree of choice to be involved, the extent of learning from the EFHIA and its impacts may be limited.
Some administration officials said issues involving the extent of Mr. Bremer's planned authority were still being debated.
Among further determinants involved, the extent of IL-10 production depends largely on the genetic composition of the promoter haplotype.
Intraoperative bleeding during spinal surgery is mainly related to age, vascular conditions, the pathological types of tumors involved, tumor volume, the area involved, the extent of the surgery, and previous treatments [ 14, 15].
However, case-by-case differences in the extent of lesion are a major problem in assessing the outcome of injury with regard to lesion types and locations (Saatman et al., 2008; Bigler et al., 2013), which also involve the extent of secondary responses such as inflammation and degradation (Lenzlinger et al., 2001; Woodcock and Morganti-Kossmann, 2013).
To determine whether there were differential pattern mixtures involving the extent of functional status change over time for each of the three outcome measures, we conducted stratified analyses based on the year of the final self-reported follow-up (not shown).
The new system is invariant in that it does not involve the extents of chemical reactions; it is written in terms of directly measurable quantities only.
