If the necrotic bone is largely or wholly intra-articular and extensively bordered by articular cartilage, the attachment to the surrounding soft parts will be markedly limited and chances for revascularization and transformation will be greatly reduced.
However, the occupational exposure and relatively controlled environment of a foundry provide a good setting for evaluating these mechanistic questions and limit bias and chance findings.
IT COULD not have been clearer that consumer lending was out of control in 2003, when the Royal Bank of Scotland offered Monty Slater a credit card with a £10,000 ($16,300) limit and the chance to earn air-miles.
As population size declines, mates can become limiting, and the chance of mating between relatives (i.e. inbreeding) increases.
Julia, like her mother, is headstrong and intelligent but, in large part because of her mother's baleful influence, radically limited in her choices and chances.
Until just now, 256GB was the upper limit on SSD capacity, and chances are it's the size you'll be getting in your laptops and such over the next year — they'll be available in April but probably super expensive.
Ill health limits life chances and autonomy, experienced first-hand in the poorest communities in the north.
The alcohol dries out the cold sore to help it heal and limits the chances of it becoming infected, which would greatly prolong it.
This epidemiologic setting substantially differs from that of large families in that the latter include children of different ages and therefore, at any given time, only a fraction of siblings belong to the age group at enhanced risk for bacterial colonization and invasion, which limits the chances to acquire and transmit the organism (7 ).
This computational difficulty is known as the curse of dimensionality, and severely limits the chances to use mixed integer programming methods to design CHP systems.
