As the hepatic system prevents both VE hyper- and hypovitaminosis, maintaining the circulating/tissue levels of VE within a narrow margin, pathologies associated with too much or too little VE, are rare.
A later book, "Re-Visioning Psychology," argued that psychology's narrow focus on pathology served only to amplify feelings of anxiety and depression.
We also excluded individuals with secondary glaucoma, narrow angles, ocular pathologies that obscure the view of the optic nerve head, and pathologies that could alter intraocular pressure (e.g. uveitis and high refractive errors>5 dioptre).
Most interviewees said they would have liked sufficient information and time to allow more patient-centred discussion at the MDT meeting, but they did not necessarily consider the meeting's narrow focus on cancer pathology as a major deficiency or problem.
Using apropriate imaging techniques and a pattern-based approach is helpful in detecting disease and narrowing the differential diagnosis in pathology of the inner ear and CPA cistern.
Appreciation of the close relationship between the perinephric space and adjacent retroperitoneal organs and planes can assist in localising the site of origin of pathologies and can help narrow the differential diagnosis.
A very high percentage (70%–90%) of AD patients show amyloid pathology in their vessels, which narrow the vessels and produce hypoperfusion (Smith and Greenberg, 2009; Farkas and Luiten, 2001; Cullen et al., 2006; Hardy and Cullen, 2006).
As longevity increases, I'd like to see the lives of healthy older adults continually enhanced through innovation and entrepreneurship going beyond the too-narrow constraints of the current emphasis on pathology.
The discharge summaries we processed are a far "messier" corpus than narrower domain (e.g. radiology or pathology) reports reported in many previous studies.
In jobs like pharmacy and speech pathology there is a clear and narrow salary range, and women are more likely to have manageable schedules, Barker says.
