Our experience on a small number of patients underlines that the allergic contact reaction is not the most frequent complication after the tattoo procedure.
It is important to mention that the number of coefficients (underline {N}_{p}) of the pth-order kernel is smaller than the number of entries ((underline {N}_{p_{1}} times underline {N}_{p_{2}})) of (hat {mathbf {H}}_{p,p_{1},p_{2}}).
However, a number of studies underline that part of the under-reporting problem may be due to the fact that national accident statistics are generally compiled from information recorded by the police, yet police officers are not trained to record injury severity accurately.
The present study shows that BayesB is more sensitive to the number of QTL underlining a trait than TABLUP and RRBLUP, while the performances of TAB and BayesB are very comparable.
A large number of studies underlined the clinical relevance of increased TKTL1 expression on gene, transcript and protein level, since TKTL1 expression correlates with poor patient outcome and metastasis in many solid tumors [ 14- 27].
Richard Murray, the director of policy at the King's Fund health charity, said: "The inexorable rise in the number of delayed discharges underlines the impact of cuts in social care on the NHS.
The news that Gap is to shut 175 of its 675 North American stores, as well as a number of European branches, underlines just how much the fashion industry has changed since the US chain's 1990s heyday.
It is only met in a small number of patients, which underlines the need for further improvements in the preparation of grafts and the transplant protocols.
The large number of countries involved underlined the growing scale of the eurozone crisis, which has been exacerbated by a deep recession in many of the single currency's 17 member states.
The formulations of (62) and (64) can be obtained in the same manner, where (64) requires a redefinition of V to consider the doubled number of coefficients in (underline {hat {mathbf {h}}}(n)), compared to (hat {mathbf {h}}(n)).
