Etomidate was only incidentally used as an induction agent.
Some patients with lymphoma who have pituitary gland involvement have no symptom, and they are incidentally detected using PET or MRI [ 7].
"A frequently used tool is incidentally the knife, a distinctly European trait compared with the United States, where firearms are predominantly used," she told the German publication.
She recalls one pitch meeting where investors looked at a porn site, and another where a V.C. rep refused to touch her product, calling it "disgusting"—which is, incidentally, the same adjective President Trump used to describe a lawyer who took a planned break during a deposition to pump milk for her infant.
(Here it is, incidentally).
Thus, it is possible that patients who incidentally used one of the medications included in the CDS are incorrectly labelled as having a chronic disease.
Neither Klitschko has lost a bout since 2004, and they're both likable and dignified; Vitali has a PhD and started his own Ukrainian political party, while Wladimir is a noted humanitarian (and incidentally, used to date the cheerleader from the show Heroes).
The borough, which incidentally used to be twinned with London's Hackney during the latter's socialist heyday, contains street after street of late-19th-century apartment blocks.
Horse poop, incidentally, used to be a serious problem in the pre-car era, when cities like London and New York had massive horse populations transporting people and goods, all of them filling the streets with literal tons of shit and piss every day.
Similar technology, incidentally, is used for television closed-captioning, which is why you'll often see a lot of mistakes on proper names in the closed-captioning of live events.
