Furthermore, in physically related dimensions of fatigue the severity of airway obstruction explained a significant amount of the variance, suggesting that treatments which affect airflow obstruction may also benefit the perception of physical fatigue.
Communities, particularly those facing external obstructions as in Palestine, benefit from a strong, local humanitarian workforce.
To find the company guilty, the jurors must decide that one or more "agents of Andersen" committed an obstruction of justice to benefit the firm.
Even in artemisinine-treated patients, it is plausible that a therapy that immediately relieves microvascular obstruction might be of clinical benefit.
38 The executive summary of the joint ATS/ERS statement 2 on AATD recommended AAT augmentation for individuals with severe AATD and airflow obstruction, and suggested it would be of more benefit in subjects with moderate airflow obstruction (FEV1 35%60%% of predicted).
In addition, respecting the decision to refuse an autopsy will lead to the obstruction of justice because of its benefit for the public good.
CFD modeling of flow structure in the duct presented here for a production-scale freeze-dryer quantifies the benefit of reducing the obstruction to the flow through several design modifications.
Whether variation in visceral adipose tissue distribution contributes to the prevalence of obesity-related diseases and whether comprehensive rehabilitation, including aerobic exercise training and nutritional counselling, may benefit patients with airway obstruction still remains unknown.
Diversity should rightly be seen as a benefit to growth, not an obstruction to avoid.
Thus, we assessed the recently published literature on chronic ureteral obstruction; treatment options; types, benefits and shortcomings of current ureteral stents; as well as outcomes and complications of chronic ureteral stenting, with the goal of providing concise management guidelines.
