Our results suggest that cross sectional spread is minimal, which may limit adequate distribution of injectant within tendon.
While it is generally assumed that exercise benefits sleep, high training load may jeopardize sleep and hence limit adequate recovery.
Patients were included if they had histologically proven locally advanced or metastatic biliary tract carcinoma, World Health Organisation (WHO) performance status ⩽2, bilirubin <2 × upper normal limit, adequate haematological and renal functions and had not received prior chemotherapy, even in the adjuvant setting.
These settings could influence the behavior of the upper airway and potentially limit adequate lung ventilation.
With a few exceptions, recovery studies did not monitor vegetation for substantial durations, thus limiting adequate evaluation of the recovery trajectory.
Procurement of reagents and consumables is one of the main barriers limiting adequate operation of medical laboratories in sub-Saharan Africa.
In addition, as can be seen on the preoperative coronal view (Fig. 1b), the process has a somewhat dumbbell shape, which may limit adequate transsphenoidal decompression.
Thus, scarce dental resources after a disaster can limit adequate adjustments after denture re-restoration or repair and continue to suppress OHRQoL levels in disaster areas.
The amount of the pulmonary oedema increased and, despite high levels of peak airway pressures at this point approximately 3 kPa (= set peak pressure limit), adequate ventilation was not possible.
Endoscopic laser surgery should be the first treatment of choice in treatment of early glottic carcinomas, though open approach through laryngofissure should be available for selected cases where anatomical factors present limiting adequate tumor removal.
Due to aging, the number of collagen fibers and elastin fibers in the hyoepiglottic ligament is decreased, which makes the epiglottis floppier and harder to move anteriorly during direct laryngoscopy with a Macintosh blade; thus, limiting adequate visualization of the vocal cords.
