The authors of this work have already a large experience on the performance of multiaxial fatigue tests under axial/torsion loading under servo-hydraulic fatigue testing machines and on very high cycle fatigue tests.
In particular, the large experience on factors predicting outcome in LABC was recently published by investigators from the MD Anderson Cancer Center MDACCCristofanillilli et al, 2007).
The other day I spoke to Mr. Thomas Bell as to what he had observed in his large experience on this matter, and his opinion coincided with my own views as to this misplaced association of teething and hip disease.
Hoteles Silken is betting that Puerta América's guests will focus on the larger experience of inhabiting these spaces-you even pay a premium for specifying which floor you'd like to stay on.
Besides anecdotal reports on the effects of idebenone therapy in various conditions [13 17], the largest experience has been on patients with LHON both through a prospective controlled trial [29] and a retrospective re-evaluation of large cohorts of treated patients [30].
The focus of this study was on the indications for RTSA revision in one specific department with a relatively large experience with RTSA rather than on an enumeration of the frequently discussed complications.
CAREM is an advanced reactor conceived with new generation design solutions and standing on the large experience accumulated in the safe operation of Light Water Reactors.
When Pauline Kael died this past September, one of the most piquant realizations was that she had been lucky to be close to her peak in 1971, when it seemed natural for lively film criticism to be a part of the ongoing debate on our larger experience.
Images obtained with CT, MRI and radiography were evaluated for erosions by separate investigators, blinded to clinical and other imaging data, with large experience from previous imaging studies on RA.
The large impact of experience on individual face preferences provides a novel window into the evolution and architecture of the social brain, while lending new empirical support to the long-standing claim that environments shape individual notions of what is attractive.
