In 2004, many of the best shows came from older groups who — perhaps owing to experience, new sobriety, humility, or all three — improved their repertory through performance, in ways that their juniors can't.
The quality of their arms and combat organization gradually improved, however, owing to experience and to the large quantity of arms and other war matériel shipped to the rebels, via Pakistan, by the United States and other countries and by sympathetic Muslims from throughout the world.
The original maximum tolerated dose (MTD) and the recommended dose (RD) was 600 mg m−2, but was decreased to 500 mg m−2 owing to toxicities experienced early in phase II studies.
In interviews, Polsky has called his documentary a deeply personal project, owing to his experience as a Division I hockey player at Yale, and in a sense the film can be viewed as a veiled Jordan-style speech directed at a coaching eminence, Tim Taylor, who emphasized structure and system at the crushing expense, Polsky felt, of individual creativity.
Silvio Berlusconi in Italy and Mauricio Macri in Argentina followed these steps and acquired A.C. Milan and Boca Juniors respectively, and there are several other examples of Brazilian politicians who got elected owing to their experience as soccer players or fat cats.
RHP-based explanations would require RHP to increase with age, owing to contest experience or physiological development.
When the franchise system ages, more support can be provided with the same level of overhead, owing to greater experience and more developed services.
25 Likewise, the US Food and Drug Administration advises that liraglutide should be used with caution in patients with renal impairment owing to limited experience.
In the presence of renal impairment (plasma creatinine clearance (MDRD) <60 mL/min), pentostatin is contraindicated owing to limited experience, unlike cladribine.
Furthermore, and owing to own experiences, these endpoints are highly variable with the experience and knowledge of the neonatal team caring for the newborn in that regard, that neonatologists knowing the substance and its unique pharmacokinetic profile tend to be more conservative regarding early airway interventions.
It revealed that women with a positive history of familial breast cancer had lower odds of repeat mammography owing to fearful experiences such as fear of mastectomy, being painful mammography, and fear of irradiation [ 23, 29, 32].
