The number of occurrence (Th) where the applied forces were over an arbitrary threshold, fixed at 0.1 N that may yield to severe damage of anatomical structure within the cochlea: this threshold value corresponds to the peak force at the end of a complete insertion of array in temporal bones from previously published data [ 7].
Low tidal volumes may yield false negatives [41], and severe RV dysfunction, for LVOT flows-based indices, false positives [42].
Subgroup analysis identified intermediate monocytes expressing angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) were significantly higher in CKD patients with severe atherosclerosis and may yield additional prognostic value [94-96] [94-96]
Several approaches may yield such an improvement.
Stem cell engineering may yield erythrocytes with new modified hemoglobin which might protect against severe malaria.
The patient-day metric may yield a more accurate assessment of the frequency of hypoglycemia and severe hyperglycemic events, providing an approach for obtaining measures of performance for clinical investigation (95).
Thus, strategies employed to endure the relative hypoxia in utero may provide insights for the management of severe hypoxemia in adult life and ventures to high altitude may yield clues to the means by which to investigate those strategies.
Tubing string may yield, break and buckle perpetually under actions of manifold loads in well testing operation, resulting in severe economic loss.
That may yield less to laugh about.
But the bitch category may yield dividends.
