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Interestingly, the remodeling in the frontal plane occurred more commonly into valgus.

It sometimes leads straight into the flight-or-fight response or, more commonly, into the freeze response.

In some neoplasms characterized by good vascularization, modified standards of therapy response are used more and more commonly in CT, taking into consideration attenuation changes, for example the Choi criteria for gastrointestinal stromal tumour (GIST) and modified RECIST for hepatocellular cancer [ 11, 12].

More commonly in crops, favorable genes from wild relatives are intentionally transferred into breeding lines for cultivar development.

The disorder occurs more commonly in men.

These can be taken as tablets but are more commonly injected into the skin or muscle.

Another development is that orchestras are more commonly entering into consortia with each other, particularly in the creation of large-scale works.

Surveying the literature in the EFL context, Cheng and Warren (2005) found that peer assessment has been more commonly incorporated into English language writing instruction where peers respond to and edit each others' written work with the aim of helping with revision.

However, as many enrichment strategies rely on positive selection (usually targeting EpCAM), CTC assays are more commonly grouped into label-dependent and label-independent approaches (Fig 2).

Using several examples from the physiotherapy literature representing a range of conditions, this article demonstrates how to convert more commonly used statistics into the NNT statistic.

We're aware that there's such a thing as unsafe online behavior that can lead to kids being spirited away by child molesters or, far more commonly, being lured into inappropriate video or anonymous chat rooms or objectionable sites.