The male act of moving forward. 2. Progress made owing to presence of a man.
Other major modifications were recently made owing to a few map representation differences, which affect the entire matching process.
The choice of hollow fibre configuration, among the various possible membrane configurations, was made owing to their high surface/volume ratios, excellent mechanical strength, and low production costs and reduced overall size of the equipment (footprint).
Most individuals associated with the project, including O'Brien, agree that the film will probably never be made, owing to the failure of Shock Treatment and the aging of the cast.
These were the only statistical comparisons of bird data we made owing to the unbalanced sampling (over islands, habitats and time); other patterns are described qualitatively.
This finding was made owing to the larger number of inserted central venous catheters in young patients, older patients often experiencing a very dismal prognosis and rather receiving palliative treatment rather than aggressive chemotherapy.
We suggest that general recommendations about the management of newer anticoagulants which have differing properties, such as rivaroxaban and dabigatran, cannot currently be made owing to a lack of evidence.
We suggest that general recommendations about the management of newer anticoagulants which have differing properties, such as rivaroxaban and dabigatran, cannot be made owing to a lack of evidence.
NICE cost-effectiveness analysis acknowledged that a large number of assumptions were made "owing to data limitations and methodological complexity" and that there was potential for underestimating the true costs and effects (by using a cohort excluding those with worse glucose control) (2).
This level of discrepancy can be attributed to the uncertainty of channel spacing, which influences significantly the pressure losses and for which unfortunately no concrete measurements can be made, owed to no actual access to the plate manufacturing process itself.
