Through the uniformity of its religio-legal content, it gave the ʿulamāʾ the opportunity to effect that overall cohesiveness and unity of thought and purpose that, despite great variations in local Muslim cultures, has become a palpable feature of the world Muslim community.
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Tender palpable liver with features of acute hepatitis on liver biopsy was seen in many patients (Abdelraheem et al., 2010).
Although the decreasing incidence of these features (palpable mass and typical biochemical picture) have been attributed to earlier diagnosis and surgical referral [ 2- 4], ultrasound evaluation is often obtained even before attempting a test feed [ 5] in many infants.
The clinical features of palpable mass lesions in the head and neck region overlap for skin, soft tissue, salivary gland, and bone or even with the frequency of different organ pathology (infectious and neoplastic processes).
To help drum up excitement for the release of the Storm, Verizon Wireless rolled out a teaser campaign in early October that zeroed in on the phone's distinctive feature: a palpable clicking sensation when the screen is pressed.
Lesions with grade 5 imaging features and a palpable mass proved to be malignant in 99.0% of cases.
With conventional techniques, sagittal prosthetic alignment is based on limited anatomical features that are palpable during surgery and determined intraoperatively with intramedullary or extramedullary rods.
This could be compounded by the fact that 50% 81% of Nigerian patients present with clinically obvious and advanced disease, 29, 56 ie, higher rates of palpable disease with adverse prognostic features.
This effect was only seen in interphalangeal joints with destructive features on radiography and with palpable effusion.
