All patients received methotrexate at a dose of 15 mg, which could be taken orally or subcutaneously, conversions from oral to subcutaneous application were allowed.
Neurons of this plexus regulate peristaltic waves that move digestive products from the oral to the anal opening.
McPherson and his colleagues raised the possibility that respondents might have interpreted the question as pertaining to strictly face-to-face discussion, and if so, the shift from oral to online communication may account for the apparent decline.
Serum's plans will also push Sanofi and others to do more to help countries to transition from oral to injectable vaccines.
In the Pauline writings, as noted above, gospel, kerygma, and creed come close together from oral to written formulas that were transmitted about the Christ event: Jesus' death and Resurrection.
What non-Aboriginals are permitted to read is therefore at least twice removed from its proper context once by its metamorphosis from oral to written and again by its translation.
In the apostolic Fathers (early 2nd century), the transition was made from oral to written tradition; the translation of the presumed Aramaic traditions had taken place before the Gospel material had been committed to writing.
For example, Barnes & Noble's original pill, adopted to fend off Ronald W. Burkle, defined a group to include shareholders with "any agreement, arrangement or understanding (written or oral) to cooperate in obtaining, changing or influencing the control of the company".
This is partly due to the fact that the transition from an oral to a written literary tradition (both religious and secular compositions) took place in the latter part of the Sāsānian era.
Because narratives involve decontextualized language, they can facilitate students' transition from oral to literate language.
All rats fed different NSP diets had significantly shorter transit time (oral to cecum) compared with control (P < 0.05).
