TDF seems a promising tool that may progressively become part of brain multimodality monitoring in the future.
Given that the visionaries of smart grids propose even more integration of Information and Communications Technology (ICT), the problem of non-knowledge about the behavior of smart grids may progressively become the most significant issue for all involved, for operators, supervisors, investors, "prosumers", and citizens [40].
Meanwhile, television has become infinitely more cinematic, just as audiences have progressively become more cine-literate.
However, patients progressively become hormone-resistant.
For instance, new plants may start with a simple worker hierarchy that progressively becomes more complex with the addition of workers of higher quality and wages.
In line with this the crack progressively becomes blunt.
Atherosclerosis is characterized by deposition of cholesterol ester in the arteries that may progressively occlude the lumen and become prone to rupture and thrombosis.
The first author carried out all of the interviews and may have become progressively more attuned to the participants' stories as the data collection went along.
In the presence of a pathological increase in vascular resistance, as that resulting from a stenosis of an epicardial artery, regulatory mechanisms may become progressively exhausted and blood supply may fall short relative to demand, promptly resulting in myocardial ischemia as myocardial oxygen extraction can only slightly increase in ischemic conditions.
But with luck, once America has a cap-and-trade system in place, it may become progressively easier to set ambitious targets for CO2 reductions, in somewhat the same way that banning smoking on airplanes enabled banning it in restaurants, workplaces, and, finally, anywhere within a 30-kilometre radius of City Hall, if I understand Mayor Bloomberg's current plans correctly.
PNPFCs may become progressively more organised and encapsulated later and are termed walled-off pancreatic necrosis after 4 weeks of symptom onset (Fig. 7) [15, 16, 16, 22, 23].
