After enrolment, 32 patients were later excluded; 29 patients because they were concurrently on antibiotics; two patients secondary to steroid use and one because of tendon involvement.
Two patients had a history of multiple cerebral vascular accidents; another was concurrently on morphine, which may potentiate seizures [ 23]; and one had a recent seizure episode that may be secondary to hypoglycemia.
Most of the works will be concurrently on view at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, in Washington, D.C.
Most of the works will be concurrently on view at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, in Washington, D.C. Stills from "Face in the Crowd," a three-channel video installation by the Los Angeles-based artist, which accompanies an exhibition of her photographs, opening on January 9th at the Lehmann Maupin gallery.
A big, gleaming board reflected how many users were concurrently on QQ 156 million that Wednesday afternoon, with a peak of 172 million.
Twenty-nine patients were excluded because they were concurrently on antibiotics; they were evenly distributed between the TW (15) and SS (14) groups.
Of the other two, one HIV-infected patient had a cumulative AUC of 36,466.56 days · mg · h/liter but was concurrently on tenofovir, efavirenz, and emtricitabine, which have the potential for ototoxicity (26).
In the coldness condition, an ice cube was placed on the rubber hand, while an eraser shaped similarly to an ice cube is concurrently placed on the hidden real hand.
In order to design a product and its manufacturing process simultaneously, information on product features, manufacturing requirements, and customer demands must be processed while the design is concurrently going on.
All of this is concurrently transposed on screen into traditional musical notation, which, if played, is the equivalent of musical masochism.
