Adverse economic and emotional conditions tend to co-occur [11], [12] making examination of the role of emotional adversity in such populations open to residual confounding.
Mexico has National ROP Guidelines [ 18], and legislation has been passed making examination of preterm infants mandatory [ 19].
Thus, although there is no data available, it is possible that the cryopreservation process may selectively damage RS cells, thus making examination of poststorage tissue less sensitive.
There is a great degree of overlap between dyspepsia and GERD, making examination of the epidemiology of either complaint somewhat confounded.
High construction costs and laboratory conditions make examinations of full-scale concrete and steel structures difficult.
—Lilly The women reported that inappropriately equipped facilities made examinations, diagnostics and hospital stays difficult and that very few facilities had the necessary equipment.
July 22 , 2014 Earlier this week monitors at the train's loading in Torez reported that conditions made examination and an accurate accounting of the bodies impossible.
It was designed specifically with children in mind, to make examination, modification, and extension of the system easy for non-technical users.
A struggling or crying infant makes examination much more challenging.
Using the material technique recently developed by us, we prepared a micropattern on poly ethylene glycol) (PEG) hydrogel to keep background resistant to cell adhesion for a long time, which made examination of differentiation of localized stem cells available.
