We believe this is caused by the more liberal indications for reamed nailing and the type of nonunion (hypertrophic vs. atrophic) [24] (Table 6).
We were, however, unable to identify patients with psoriasis treated with topical corticosteroids alone (due to the liberal indications for these agents), and the results may not apply to these patients.
In contrast, in the United States Bartlett and colleagues continued to provide extracorporeal support with standard mechanical ventilation, with more liberal indications and with encouraging results [ 13, 14].
Literature reports that RBC transfusions in preterm neonates are associated with clinical severity, phlebotomy blood loss and use of liberal criteria for the indication of transfusions.
But studies have found indications that liberal nominees do better in the process than conservative ones.
That sentence, inserted into his prepared text after the re sumption of negotiations was announced Saturday, was seen as an indication that the liberal trade forces in the Congress feared that time was running out for Japan to voluntarily agree to curb the sale of man made fibers to this country.
Mr Clegg faced Liberal Democrat anger yesterday over indications that the 50p top rate of tax was about to be scrapped.
Although some earlier indications of the liberal temper of mind existed, it became overtly evident during the Renaissance, when curiosity about natural man and appreciation for the human spirit developed, and during the Reformation.
Peter Regenstreif, who studied the four elections between 1957 and 1963, wrote of the situation at the start of the election campaign, "In 1957, there was no tangible indication that the Liberals would be beaten or, even in the opposition's darkest moment of reflection, could be.
The liberal-consensus film is a virtual genre; if such films aren't necessarily in the very wide current of the mainstream, it may be an indication that liberalism isn't itself the core of the mainstream consensus.
